It’s a long wait till March.

No, this is not just another service manual, as the book title might imply. 'ZEN and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance' by US author Robert M. Pirsig is a work of philosophical non-fiction, first published in 1974, at the end of the hippie era, which soon became influential and gained cult status. It represents a mixture of novel, biography and philosphical reflections about the increasingly technical American (or western) way of life during the 1950s and 1960s. This odyssey into life's fundamental questions was perfectly compatible with the counterculture that had just formed, in particular on the form of education and aims in life of the conservative post-war social classes in the US.

“In a car you're always in a compartment, and because you're used to it you don't realize that through that car window everything you see is just more TV. You're a passive observer and it is all moving by you boringly in a frame.
On a cycle the frame is gone. You're completely in contact with it all. You're in the scene, not just watching it anymore, and the sense of presence is overwhelming.”

In this book, motorcycle enthusiast Mitch Bergeron explores the most iconic and important models that Harley-Davidson has ever built. In encyclopedic maner excellent information is given about the technical history, production specifications and data of the most legendary models, starting off with the first prototype single to the Silent Grey Fellow and the legendary Big Twins up to CVO Electra Glides and Softails. Knucklehead, Panhead, Sportster, Shovelhead up to Evolution, TwinCam and Milwaukee-Eight are illustrated with vivid photographs and images of historical advertising and marketing material. This book is the ultimate encyclopedia when it comes to the evolution of the world's most recognized motorcycles.

Catalog »Classic H-D Motorcycle Accessories 1970«; paper; width x height: 20 x 27 cm; color; 31 pages; gross weight: 117 g

For decades, "The Legend Begins" has been the reference book for older and very old Harley-Davidson motorcycles. This book counts not so much with brightly coloured photos of shiny motorcycles but is a scrupulous listing of every model that was available for public sale from 1903-1969. Model designations, color schemes and (from 1920 on) factory order forms with all the available engine configurations listed.
We here at W&W Cycles kept our copy in the archives and yes, tabs on it. And we've been using it over and over. For, for over a decade, the good old hardcover edition was no longer available. We're all the happier that we can offer you this softcover reprint.

If you own or plan to buy and restore a classic Harley-Davidson you simply can´t live without this book. It is a complete guide to correctly restoring H-D motorcycles to original and authentic factory specifications; it took the author five years of research to end up with this encyclopedia that stands alone on the motorcycle book market. The Harley models covered are the 45“ models including Servi-Cars from 1937 to 1965 and all Big Twins from 1936-1965.
Revised and again extended issue of the third edition. All chapters have been revised and supplemented with a lot of new information, including the 1936 OHV, 1965 Electra-Glide and 1964–1965 Servi-Car with electric start. With an index in both volumes.

Original factory Service Manuals with detailed repair and maintenance instructions plus charts for trouble-shooting, fluid requirements etc. All subjects are covered, from oil change to flywheel rebuild procedures. Available in English language only.

How about some mud, dust, ice and sugar cane? Here’s some ready-made adventures for your coffee-table or fireside armchair: 4 photo books, which cover W&W’s epic rides on classic Harleys to the jungles of Panama, on Ruta 40 from Buenos Aires to Fireland, on Mackenzie Ice Road in Northern Canada and from Havana to the Caribbean beaches of Cuba. Severe side-effects like wanderlust, wrench attacks and wet Harley dreams cannot be excluded.

"The Man with a Million Kilometers on Motorcycle"
He was a true Harley-Davidson legend throughout Latin America: Enrique Pontolillo hailed from the Peruvian capital Lima and for more than half of a century he ranked among the most famous personalities in the Harley-Davidson business worldwide and made history as the undisputed pioneer of far distance motorcycle travelling in South America. His distinctive passion for the Harley-Davidson marque, his successful work as an authorized dealer, his race victories, his spectacular journeys and last but not least his patriotism made him immortal. This book is a thrilling two wheeled time travel, starting at the beginning of the last century and ending in the 1970s. On 656 pages, illustrated with approx. 700 sensational photographies, illustrations, letters and period advertisments (partially in Spanish language) it represents the documentation of a remarkable man who lived an even more remarkable life.
Limited edition!