Harley-Davidson Model B

Harley-Davidson motorcycle

The single cylinder engine had been a mainstay of the Harley-Davidson line since the early days of the company's founding in 1903, but it was not until 1909 that the V-twin design was added. It was Introduced in 1926, and it disappeared from the program in 1934 and was reintroduced in 1937 as Harley-Davidson V - Twin B.^[1]

History

It was introduced in 1926 and modified and modernized to meet the needs of foreign markets where it was most popular. It was followed by the lightweight Model C Harley, followed by a variety of DKW-based designs.^[2]

References

^ "1928 Harley-Davidson Model 28B". National Motorcycle Museum. 2018-11-20. Retrieved 2020-12-04.
^ "1932 Harley Davidson Other". www.classicdriver.com. Retrieved 2020-12-04.

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Harley-Davidson model families

Currently
produced

Softail	FLST (Fat Boy) FXST
Factory custom	Super Glide (FX) Harley-Davidson CVO
Touring	FL
Sportster	Sportster (K, XL, XR)
Trike	Freewheeler (FLRT) Ultra Classic (FLHTCUTG)
Urban/Street/Electric	Street V-Rod (VRSC) LiveWire
Adventure Touring	Pan America
Naked	X440 X350 X500

Historical

Civilian	Model 1 (1905–1906) Model W (1919–1923) Model B (1926) Servi-Car (G) (1932–1973) Lightweight (1948–1966) Topper (scooter) (1960–1965)
Military	WLA/WLC (1942–1952) XA (c. 1942) MT350E (1993–2000)