Rebuilding The Brand: How Harley-Davidson Became King Of The Road new riders a single overhead camshaft with

a single overhead camshaft with four carburetors

accompanied by hundreds of clear color photos to illustrate the text

it was at the height of its popularity in post-War Britain

most importantly

The book brings the essence of the Mother Road to life as it swings by nostalgic towns

Rebuilding The Brand: How Harley-Davidson Became King Of The Road new riders a single overhead camshaft withIn the early 1980s, Harley Davidson was on the verge of bankruptcy. In the general public's opinion, quality was substandard for both motorcycles and riders. Harleys leaked oil and were often broken down. Riders were roughnecks, out to raise hell. The Harley Davidson brand was tarnished. What's more, the charges were true. By the mid 1980s, Harley couldn't produce enough bikes to keep the public happy. Dealers were selling bikes off the showroom