by Few people know that Harley-Davidson once produced not only cool choppers. In the 60s, for example, there was a Harley scooter, and even earlier the company produced mopeds and even bicycles.
Now Harley-Davidson has decided to remind us of its pedal-powered machines and release a limited series of 10 bikes. They exactly replicate the original Harley Davidson Model 7-17 bicycle, which was produced from 1917 to 1922.
The assembly will be handled by Heritage Bicycles, a company specializing in vintage bicycles. The bike can only be purchased through the Harley museum.
The price for a pedal-powered Harley-Davidson, of course, is steep – 4200 dollars, which is more expensive than, for example, the popular Yamaha YBR125 motorcycle. Meanwhile, the cheapest Harley bike will cost $7 thousand. However, bicycles from some car manufacturers are much more expensive.
