67K views · 1.3K reactions | Employees assembling motorcycles and Knucklehead engines in the early 1940s. | Harley-Davidson | Facebook

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This video is brought to you by: http://www.lowbrowcustoms.com & http://www.youtube.com/gearedscience Geared Science takes you on an in-depth look at a custom 1942 Harley-Davidson Knucklehead Chopper from Mama Tried Motorcycle Show Co-fonder Warren Heir. Warren, is also the owner of JR's Cycle Products based in Milwaukee, WI. a motorcycle shop that pumps out one of a kind vintage custom choppers and restorations. His latest build comes with some help from some friends and a bunch of parts laying

Here's a piece of history. Take a look at this beautiful Knucklehead ridden by David Mann on his wedding day! ~ Chop⚡Cult #custom #chopper #harley #harleydavidson #builtnotbought #chopperlife #motorcycles #bikers #oldschool #knucklehead #knuckleheadchopper | ChopCult

The 1939 Harley-Davidson Knucklehead was a significant model, released just before WWII, marking the fourth year of the Knucklehead's production and featuring new elements like the teardrop gas tank and horseshoe oil pan. It was powered by a 61 cubic inch overhead-valve V-twin engine, with the EL model producing 40 horsepower and designed to support a sidecar. Its design pushed the company through the Great Depression, and the 1939 model is particularly valuable due to its limited production num