Harley vintage racing

Delayed a week by Hurricane Joaquin, the event was full of throwback flare and style. Put on by the Oilers Car Club, the carnival of automobile and motorcycle history brought participants from across the world to race their machines down the Jersey Shore. It's an incredible event - you don't get to see a 's era Harley or a Ford Roadster tear up the sand every day. Most people would think twice before putting their museum quality vintage machine on the shore and racing it down the beach along the ocean's edge. But therein lies the beauty that draws so much attention and enthusiasm for this one of a kind spectacle known as 'The Greatest Race on Earth.

This shirt faithfully replicates high quality chain-stitch embroidery found in original 's club uniform shirts. Within a year it was a beautiful embroidered patch for caps and sweaters. The very first apparel item Harley-Davidson ever sold was a racing jersey in , sold in both v-neck and turtleneck styles. Sold only for two years the two-tone cloth jacket was practical, and the price included club name or emblem applied to the back. The Enthusiast Magazine is the longest continually published motorcycle magazine, having run from to It is better known today as HOG Magazine.

In the past the only person that achieved this was Shell Thuet during the mid sixties at Ascot, with Elliott Schultz riding. Back then the main problem was reliability. Over the last 10 years of riding with AHRMA I blew up at virtually every track we raced on for the first 5 years, then I started to replace those parts that failed with a modified or my own design.

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