Did Harley Davidson Make A Dirt Bike

But H-Ds dirt diggers didnt hail from Milwaukee or anywhere else in the US.

Did harley davidson make a dirt bike. Harley-Davidson is not famous for winning anything much in Aussie racing but they have a history in American flat track racing that will take some beating. Their 350SS street bike was hopelessly outclassed by Japanese twins of the same capacity so to squeeze a few more years out of the ageing Aermacchi design they moved the 350 single into a bracket where standing quarter times and racetrack handling were less important. Click a model name to show specs pictures rating and a discussion forum for the motorcycle.

Might as well jump. Here you find 1960s Harley-Davidson motorcycles with specifications pictures rider ratings and discussions ordered by year. Youve seen this bike before made in England as the BSA Bantam in the USSR as the Minsk others were produced in Poland.

Harley-Davidson Dirt Bike Motorcycles. This bike was raced by Scott Parker Rich King and others over the years. Harley-Davidson Inc H-D or Harley is an American motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1903 in Milwaukee Wisconsin.

Through the years since the first motorcycles were produced by Harley-Davidson in 1903 there have been a few dirt bikes designed and marketed. This factory assembled XR750 Dirt Tracker was given to Bill Werner upon his retirement from the Harley-Davidson Factory. Harley-Davidson sets a speed record of 68 mph at the Bakersfield Road Race.

Harley-Davidson Maybe The Motor Company is saving all the marketing hype for the Pan America 1250 adventure model due to make the scene in February. In the late 1960s Harley-Davidson was perfectly positioned to compete. From 1946 until 2016 the Milwaukee machines took home the bacon 54 times with several multi-year wins of nine consecutive years or more.

Photo courtesy Hodaka. For more than a century now the motorcycle industry has been dominated by Harley-Davidson. Aermacchi produced a number of two-stroke motorcycles as well for dirt bike street and cross-use from the mid 1960s into the early 1970s.