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1971-1973 ____1971-75 Snowmobiles____
Power plant 398 CC Features Harley engines List Price From 1971 through 1975, Harley-Davidson offered its snowmobiles. The Harley-Davidson models were similar to other makes, although unlike many, the engines were manufactured by the company. In 1971 the 398cc snowmobile sold with optional electric starting for an additional ____1972 SS-350 Sprint____
Power plant 21 CI single, 4-speed Features Enlarged engine displacement List Price The engine of the 350 cc Sprint featured a longer stroke than the 250 cc models, and had considerably more power. It was still, however, a relatively small motorcycle by Harley-Davidson V-twin standards, and at nearly 300 pounds, was considered a lightweight class motorcycle. ____1972 XR-750____
Power plant 45 CI OHV V-twin, 4-speed Features Aluminum alloy cylinder heads
The XR-750 was developed to compete in National Championship dirt track races. The engine was the result of many years of copious research and testing, and it became the standard for dirt track racing ever since. The engine bears a strong resemblance to the 1952 K-Model. ____1972 Golf Car____
Power plant Gas or electric Features Approved for golf courses
The golf cars were probably the only vehicles made by Harley-Davidson that did not have a handlebar. They were powered by either gasoline or electric engines. A commercial model, the Utilicar, was also offered in a number of versions. By the late 60's Harley golf cars held about a third of the U.S. market. ____1972 M-65 Leggero____
Power plant 4CI single cylinder, 2-cycle Features Economy, ease of handling
An enlarged version of the M-50, the 65cc Leggero when introduced, only $5 more than the smaller M-50. Over 4,000 of the 50cc and 65cc machines were sold before Harley-Davidson got out of the moped business in 1972. ____1972 Shortster____
Power plant 65 CC 2-stroke single cylinder Features Mini Bike for Kids
The tiny little Shortster mini bike, powered by a 4 cubic-inch engine size was increased to 90cc (5.5 cubic inches). The "baby Sportster" were dropped after the 1975 model. ____1972 FX Super Glide____
Power plant 74 CI V-twin, 4-speed Features Classic Super Glide styling
In its 2nd year of production, the Super Glide appeared without the bodywork of the premier model. This look set a precedent for the future FX-series Harley Davidson motorcycles, and the Super Glide's styling formed a foundation for all future factory-made customs. ____1973 FX Super Glide____
Power plant 74 CI V-twin, 4-speed Features Traditional Harley sport bike look
Following the inaugural model of the FX in 1971 model year, Harley-Davidson returned to the more classic styling that would become a company hallmark. The FX became the foundation of future Harley-Davidson "factory custom" motorcycles. ____1973 SX-350 Scrambler____
Production 2,431 Power plant 21 CI single cylinder, 4-speed Features On and off road capabilities The SX-350, a member of Harley-Davidson's Sprint line, was a sports bike intended for on or off road use. With its high exhaust system and sleek styling, it was typical of the popular "dual purpose" trail bikes that blossomed during the early 70's.
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