Showing posts with label street 750. Show all posts
Showing posts with label street 750. Show all posts

17 Jun 2014

Asphalt and Rubber - Electric Harley Davidson Concept Bike featuring in the new Captain America?

Is this a new Electric Harley Davidson almost ready for production?
It looks very much like a production model but what surprises me is that it has a styling that is very diffrent from everything Harley Davidson is selling right now. Only the Harley-Davidson branded brake calipers and the black paint look familiar., and maybe the lines of the tank. It's has no cruiser or flattracker lines. The rear mud guard looks out of place but the rest of the bike has nice lines. Looks like a fun bike to have. If only they made a bike like this with the new 750 engine..!
I this a teaser for a new model in the 500/750 Street range? That would be a huge step for Harley Davidson in the right direction.

Read the whole story on Asphalt and Rubber
pics from the Daily Mail


6 Jun 2014

Harley Davidson Street 750 Flat Tracker at X Games Austin

Now it's getting very interesting!
I give you all the pictures of the new Harley Davidson Street Tracker 750 that I could find online in one place. This is a thing of beauty. Never thought I would say something like that about a 2014 Harley Davidson..!

Imagine a street version of this Steet 750 flat tracker. That would be tits!
But don't get to exited just yet. 
Frame, wheels, mono set up, front fork, tail, gas tank, side radiators, exhaust, all are different from stock. Looks like they only used the engine from the Street 750.
But that doesn't mean they won't start making a similar street version in the future.

For me this is the most exciting news coming from Harley Davidson since I started this blog in 2008.
Great move Harley!
Now kids finally have something to dream about.

More pics will probably show up in the following days at #XGamesFlatTrack














5 Nov 2013

The new Harley looks like a nice custom plaform

Presented on Eicma some hours ago.
Very nice gas tank on the street and that's a nice looking engine.
In stock form it's not a very interesting bike but stripped it looks very nice.
Who want's a stock Harley anyway, ha!
Found here
Update:
found some bigger pictures on Cycleworld