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William S. Harley completed the blueprint drawing of an engine that he wanted to fit on a bicycle in 1901. Two years later, the very first production Harley-Davidson motorcycle was made available to the public in 1903. Harley, along with Arthur Davidson had built a machine that was meant to race. Harley-Davidson has come a long way since then and has a stellar fan following around the globe. The American motorcycle manufacturer is marking its 115th anniversary with nine special motorcycles. Take a look.
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Harley has introduced two limited edition styling schemes available for nine 2018 H-D models spanning the full range of motorcycle styles. The two 2018 Harley-Davidson 115th Anniversary Limited Editions styles even have their own names.
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The 115th Anniversary Two-Tone limited edition scheme will be available on five models. The 115th Anniversary Denim edition can be ordered on five models. The Fat Bob 114 is the only model available with both anniversary styling schemes.
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The Two-Tone limited scheme will be available on 2018 CVO Limited, Tri-Glide, Ultra Limited, Fat Boy 114, and Heritage Classic 114 models. The Two-Tone style includes Legend Blue and Vivid Black two-tone paint and a triple pinstripe.
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The 115th Anniversary Denim limited edition scheme will be available on the Street Glide, Street Glide Special, Fat Boy 114, Breakout 144, and Forty-Eight.
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The denim scheme includes Legend Blue Denim paint and a 115th anniversary tattoo-inspired graphic of an eagle holding the Bar and Shield.
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Harley expects these motorcycles to be gain a lot of popularity. Limited edition motorcycles are particularly a hit amongst collectors who want to own and ride a motorcycle that is relatively rarer than others.
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Motorcycles groups will also take interest in these motorcycles, which will allow them to attend the many anniversary events to be held in 2018.
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So far, it is not known how many of the limited edition motorcycles will be built. However, it is expected that H-D will build 2,400 units of each of the nine 115th anniversary editions, bringing the total to 21,600 units.
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