Harley Davidson El Knucklehead . 1936 Harley Davidson EL Knucklehead motorcycle Stock Photo Alamy Now nicknamed the "Knucklehead" for its bulbous rocker boxes, surprisingly the new Harley-Davidson big twin was developed in Depression era America Compare prices, models, trims, options and specifications between different Harley-Davidson motorcycles on Cycle Trader.
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A Linkert carburetor fed the knucklehead's combustion chambers, with a coil and points ignition system providing spark The first new motorcycle of the Great Depression was a bit of a gamble for Harley-Davidson
Impressively Original 1936 HarleyDavidson EL Knucklehead Bikeurious It is perhaps one of the most coveted types of American Classic motorcycles in existence A Linkert carburetor fed the knucklehead's combustion chambers, with a coil and points ignition system providing spark The frame, forks, engine and much of the styling were all new.
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