Please Note: This bike is a part of the James Richard Kries Estate Collection. As it is part of an estate, we do not have any history for these bikes.
By 1920, HD was the world’s largest motorcycle manufacturer – with dealerships in 67 countries. One of their featured bikes at the time was the 1000cc Harley-Davidson JD, which became the first motorcycle to ever win a race with an average speed of over 100 mph in 1921, on a board track in Fresno, California.
1921 was when Harley introduced the 74 cubic inch V-Twin for the up-spec JD model, which was frequently optioned out with a sidecar.
The engine was rated at 18 horsepower, which was pushed through a three-speed transmission.
This example is VIN: 21JD9416. The bike was titled by the owner in 1980.
There is no odometer, true mileage is unknown.
The sale comes with a sidecar.
Maintenance:
We do not have any maintenance history for this bike.
Modifications:
We believe this bike is stock but if our knowledgeable community has any feedback on this we’d love to hear in the Comments tab!
The tires have aged out.
The sale does not include any keys.
Cosmetic Blemishes: please see the album in the “Photos” tab for all known cosmetic blemishes. Here is a selection:
Currently located in Miami, Florida, this Harley-Davidson is offered on a clean Florida title. Have any JD stories or questions about this listing? Let us know in the “Comments” tab!
