So does this one here, a Harley FL Knucklehead born in the same year America was forced to join the Second World War. That was just before the bike maker started producing the 90,000 WLAs for the ...

But the WLA was only the tip of the iceberg, as Harley, money-hungry and willing to help with the war effort as it was, tried its hand at some other things as well. Things like the TA knucklehead ...

1941 HARLEY-DAVIDSON WLA – WHAT’S IN A NAME? The nomenclature “WLA” stands for something, as you probably suspected. The “W” signifies the ‘family’ of motorcycles within the Harley family tree. The ...

Harley-Davidson was one of the companies that lived long enough to see the light at the end of the tunnel, and that's all because of the El Knucklehead. Engineered by the man himself, William ...

Harley-Davidson has announced a 74 cu. in. o.h.v. model for 1941, of which a limited number will be produced. With a bore of 3-7/16” and a stroke of 3-31/32” this new job is intended to ...

Harley-Davidson isn't the oldest American marque ... The MoCo moved into OHV territory in 1936 with its Knucklehead engine. It still made the Flathead engine, but that engine was on a separate ...

MILWAUKEE -- As Harley-Davidson celebrates its 115th anniversary ... Gloria Tramontin Struck started riding when she was 16, in 1941. Gloria Tramontin Struck The adventures on her bike over ...