V Twin Collection

"Unleashing the Power: Exploring the World of V-Twin Motorcycles" Step into the roaring world of V-Twin motorcycles, where power and style collide

Harley Davidson 11F V-Twin (11hp) 1915 grey

Harley Davidson V-Twin JL Racer

Honda DN01 680cc Auto

V Twin Collection: Harley Davidson V-Twin Racer (8-valve), 1916, Grey

Harley Davidson V-Twin Racer (8-valve), 1916, Grey
Harley Davidson V-Twin Racer (8-valve) 1916 Grey

V Twin Collection: Indian 1914 Hendee Special motorcycle with sidecar

Indian 1914 Hendee Special motorcycle with sidecar, powered by a 988 cc V-twin. Owned by a very happy couple! Date: circa 1915

V Twin Collection: A. J. S. M1 or M2 with sidecar

A. J. S. M1 or M2 with sidecar
A.J.S. Motorcycles M1 (de-luxe) or M2 (standard) 996cc V-twin with sidecar, from 1929 (M series), somewhere in Wales enjoying the view. In 1929 the M1 and M2 sold for sold for lb76.10s.0d

V Twin Collection: Armand Peugots (1849-1915) motor car fitted with Daimler V-twin petrol engine

Armand Peugots (1849-1915) motor car fitted with Daimler V-twin petrol engine. First petrol driven car built in France 1889-1890. Engraving

V Twin Collection: Harley Davidson WR Daytona (V-Twin Racer, 738cc), 1948, Red

Harley Davidson WR Daytona (V-Twin Racer, 738cc), 1948, Red
Harley Davidson WR Daytona (V-Twin Racer, 738cc) 1948 Red

V Twin Collection: Harley Davidson V-Twin Racer, 1921, Brown

Harley Davidson V-Twin Racer, 1921, Brown
Harley Davidson V-Twin Racer 1921 Brown

Harley Davidson 11F V-Twin 11hp

Harley Davidson V-Twin Petaluma Racer

Harley Davidson V-Twin Board Racer riveted

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"Unleashing the Power: Exploring the World of V-Twin Motorcycles" Step into the roaring world of V-Twin motorcycles, where power and style collide. From iconic brands like Harley Davidson to lesser-known gems, these machines have left an indelible mark on motorcycle history. In 1915, a grey Harley Davidson 11F V-Twin with 11 horsepower took to the streets, captivating riders with its raw strength. The JL Racer version of this legendary bike further pushed boundaries, showcasing speed and agility like never before. Not to be outdone, Indian introduced their own masterpiece in 1914 - the Hendee Special motorcycle with a sidecar. This elegant machine combined comfort and performance for those seeking adventure on two wheels. A. J. S. M1 or M2 models added versatility by offering sidecars for extra passengers or cargo space. These bikes were built to conquer any terrain while providing a smooth ride that would make any rider smile. The innovation continued as Armand Peugot's motor car was fitted with a Daimler V-twin petrol engine in the early 20th century. This groundbreaking combination paved the way for future advancements in automotive engineering. Fast forward to post-war America when Harley Davidson unveiled their WR Daytona V-Twin Racers in vibrant red hues. With a mighty 738cc engine under their sleek frames, these bikes became synonymous with speed and adrenaline-fueled races. But it wasn't just about racing; everyday riders sought out Honda's DN01 Auto model for its effortless cruising capabilities. Its powerful yet refined 680cc engine provided both comfort and excitement on long journeys. Lastly, we can't forget about the riveted beauty of Harley Davidson's Board Racer edition - an ode to craftsmanship and attention to detail that captivated enthusiasts worldwide.