Harley-Davidson Memories

When Bill Harley and Arthur Davidson began tinkering with the idea of engine-assisted cycling in 1901, they probably had no idea where it would lead. Harley-Davidson is the one motorcycle manufacturer that has managed to outlast all the others while becoming not only a legend, but a lifestyle in the process. Ride with motorcycle expert and enthusiast Bob Tyson as he takes a look at vintage Harley-Davidson motorcycles and recounts the heady days of early cycling, when the world was just getting to know this amazing machine. With a foreword by Jay Leno, Harley-Davidson Memories hits the historical highway with anecdotes, photographs, and H-D advertisements from the early twentieth century. Book jacket.

Bob Tyson has written articles for the Antique Motorcycle Magazine and Easyriders Magazine. He has been involved with motorcycling for almost 40 years, from fabrication and machining for choppers and customs, to restoration and refurbishment of antique machines. A member of the Antique Motorcycle Club of America for more than 20 years and Deputy Judge for the Chesapeake Chapter for 6 years, Bob was invited by Willie G. Davidson to exhibit at both the 90th and 100th anniversaries of Harley-Davidson. He is a journeyman machinist by trade and resides in New Windsor, Maryland, with his wife, Kathy, and son, Matthew.