Harley-Davidson: A History of the World’s Most Famous Motorcycle (Shire Library USA, 783)

Bought this for a friend who has everything Harley. He loves it, and it's great addition to all his Harley gear.

An easy to follow account of how harley davison came to fruition. How they stayed afloat when faced with recession and hard times and what models were produced in relation to dates. Allso explanations of technical changes why they didnt work and how they rectified them

It's a short and concise book that gives a very good idea about how motorcycles (not just Harleys) culture has evolved in the States.

Being a Harley rider and fan, I always love reading about the Motor Company and how they've survived all of these years. If you're into HD, this book is a great read.

Harley man, loves anything Harley.

While an interesting read, there's really not much meat here. You should know that a history of a 100+ year old company in 96 pages is not an in-depth treatise. I'd really love to see a Kindle book that is an exhaustive history of this fine company. How about more information regarding the founders for one thing. How about some insight into the management. This is more like the Cliff notes on Harley models etc. This is an easy read, and you can finish reading this book in just a couple of hours. Leaves you wanting more. At least as a Kindle book, it's not too expensive.

Arrived on time and as described.

Awesome book with great collection of HD pictures. Great read also.

Texto sintético, mas bem objetivo e preciso sobre a história da Harley-Davidson e o desenvolvimento das motos, da empresa e da cultura.

This was a present for my husband and he loved reading it. Lots of interesting pictures and information. I do recommend this product

Great gift for a Harley enthusiast! My dad loved the book to add to his collection.

Rápida entrega y todo bien el libro no es nada especial pero tiene una lectura agradable a quien le guste el mundo Harley, además esta bien ilustrado...

Highly recommended for anyone with any interest at all in Harleys. It's interesting to be able to follow the organisation from birth through to recent times as well as the development of the motorcycle industry in general in Europe, Japan and the USA.