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Harley Davidson 1960 Models
Topper scooter is introduced.
1960 Milwaukee buys half interest in Aermacchi of Italy and imports the Sprint, a 250cc 4-stroke
single. Harley KR riders sweep top 14 places in the Daytona 200.
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Harley Davidson 1960 Motorcycle Models |
Main Models, (Production Numbers):
Super 10's, 165cc single, 3 speed, (2,488)
BT Lightweight, $455
BTU Lightweight, w/restricted intake, (5hp limit), $465
Toppers, 165cc single, automatic transmission, (3,801), $430
A Topper Scooter
AU Topper Scooter w/restricted intake, (5hp limit)
Sportsters, 55ci, 4 speed, (2,765)
XLH Super H, $1,225
XLCH Super CH, $1,310
Servi-Cars, 45ci Flatheads, 3 speed and reverse, (707).
G Servi-Car, w/tow bar, $1,530
GA Servi-Car, w/o tow bar, $1,500
Panheads: Duo-Glides, 74ci, 4 speed, (5,907):
FL Sport Solo, $1,310
FLF Sport Solo, foot-shift, $1,310
FLH Super Sport Solo, $1,375
FLHF Super Sport Solo, foot-shift, $1,375
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Specialty Models:
KR 45ci Flathead, Track Racer
KRTT 45ci Flathead, TTR
XLRTT 55ci, Sportster TTR
Sidecar and Chassis:
LE - Sport sidecar
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Harley Davidson 1960 Motorcycle Model Paint
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Twins & Sportsters:
(stated color w/Birch White tank panels)
Black, Skyline blue, (FL police- Silver or birch white).
Extra cost - Hi-fi red, Hi-fi green, Hi-fi blue.
No extra cost: any solid standard color without tank panels.
Lightweights:
(The following colors with Birch White panels), Skyline blue.
At extra cost - Hi-fi red, Hi-fi green, Hi-fi blue.
Servicars: Skyline blue, black, birch white, (police- silver).
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Harley 1957 Models
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Harley 1958 Models
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Harley 1959 Models
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Harley 1960 Models
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Sportster 883 |
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Harley Sportster XLCH
A racier version of the
Sportster was introduced in 1959 under the XLCH
tag. Intended as a performance-oriented on/off road machine
it differed from its street XLH sportster by
sporting magneto ignition, high-mounted exhaust pipe, "peanut"
fuel tank (barrowed from the hummer) , "bobbed" rear fender, and semi-knobby tires. Tank badges were also different, being of a design shared by some of Harley's contemporary racing bikes. The XLCH also
debuted the "eyebrow" headlight cover that remains a Sportster trademark
to this day.
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First Harley Davidson
Logo |
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Before the famed
Harley Davidson"Bar & Shield" logo
Harley Davidson used this logo on some of it's early motorcycles.
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Harley History 1910 |
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The famed
Harley Davidson"Bar & Shield" logo is used for the first time in 1910.
It is trademarked at the U.S. Patent office one year later.
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Harley Dealer |
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In 1907, at age 14, Dudley Perkins rode his first Reading Standard Cycle. Perkins along with Al Maggini
opened their own Harley-Davidson dealership in California . They promoted the bikes by racing them.
As world war II was coming to an end, Dudley Perkins saw the need to purchase the 80,000 plus bikes produced by H-D for the military.
He had them repainted and ready for sale as the war ended. Dealer sales escalated as the veterans demand for bikes came into full swing.
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