Harley-Davidson 1947 Model FL Knucklehead 1207cc OHV
Few motorcycles are as instantly recognisable as the Harley-Davidson Knucklehead.
Introduced in the 1930s and produced until 1947, the Knucklehead helped establish Harley-Davidson as one of the most famous motorcycle manufacturers in the world. Its nickname came from the distinctive shape of the rocker covers, which enthusiasts thought resembled clenched fists.
The 1947 FL was the final year of Knucklehead production, making it particularly desirable among collectors today.
Powered by a 1207cc overhead-valve V-twin engine, the FL delivered strong performance for its era and produced the unmistakable Harley-Davidson sound that riders still love today.
With its flowing mudguards, spring saddle, classic tank badges and timeless styling, the Knucklehead remains one of the most important motorcycles in Harley-Davidson history.
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