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What Indian Offers For 1938…

It is a natural human trait to want to know what makes a piece of machinery tick. Probably that is why the average motorcyclist gets as... more
Gum Shoe Trek

Two years ago when the editor set out to get first-hand information about riders and activities, he carried moving pictures, sent advance... more
William A. Davidson Vice-President

A widely respected and well liked pioneer in the motorcycle industry, William A. Davidson, vice-president of the Harley-Davidson Motor... more
Fred Ham Sets New World 24-Hour Mark

Fred Ham decided that if modern motors could hold up, he could do his part and ride one of them. Already a splendid example of youth and... more
The Motorcyclist Pictorial | February 1937

View photographs from this February 1937 issue of Motorcyclist Magazine. more
“Way Back When”

View this spread from this January 1937 issue of Motorcyclist Magazine. more
New 1937 Design In Harley-Davidson Motorcycles

The prelude to any discussion of Harley-Davidson design for 1937 must necessarily start with some mention and explanation of the o.h.v. 61... more
The New 1937 Indian Motorcycles

As word passed from mouth to mouth and from coast to coast that the factories were coming out early with 1937 models, the usual number and... more
From The Pages Of Racing Starting In 1909

Racing men often remark that a speedster performs in proportion to his experience. Well, if experience has anything to do with it, I should... more
The Motorcyclist Pictorial | September 1936

View photographs from this January 1936 issue of Motorcyclist Magazine. more
The Motorcyclist Pictorial | August 1936

View photographs from this August 1936 issue of Motorcyclist Magazine. more
The Motorcyclist Pictorial | July 1936

View photographs from this January 1936 issue of Motorcyclist Magazine. more
Rody Rodenberg Sets New Transcontinental

When Rody Rodenberg barged into Los Angeles about 5:00 A.M. on June 20th, he not only smashed the transcontinental record but he hung up a... more
Concluding Pan American Trails

While in Guatemala I spent most of the money I had collected in Chiapas, since I couldn’t get anything out of the people of this country.... more
The Servi-Cycle | America’s New Lightweight

The other day there appeared in Los Angeles, just as it did in other cities over the country, an advance copy of a much discussed machine.... more