Harley Davidson FL 1200 Type 74 Knucklehead (1941)

The Harley-Davidson FL 1200 Type 74 Knucklehead is a testament to the company’s commitment to its iconic vee-twin design.

This powerful machine boasts a 1200cc engine, a significant upgrade from its predecessor, and features a four-speed gearbox with hand change and foot clutch. The double cradle frame provides exceptional stability, while pressure lubrication ensures smooth operation.

As you ride the Type 74 Knucklehead, you’ll be struck by its raw power and responsiveness. The engine’s character is unmistakably American, with a deep rumble that exudes a sense of freedom and adventure. The rigid rear suspension and drum brakes may seem old-fashioned, but they add to the bike’s charm and authenticity.

With its balloon tires (optional) and 110 mph top speed, the Type 74 Knucklehead is an exhilarating ride that will leave you craving more.

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Features

• 1946 Harley-Davidson model
• 1200cc engine size
• Knucklehead design
• Valve-in-head design
• 61 cubic inch displacement
• Type EL nickname
• Four-speed gearbox with hand change
• Foot clutch
• Double cradle frame
• Pressure lubrication
• Single carburetor fuel system
• Chain final drive transmission
• Springer forks front suspension
• Rigid rear suspension
• Drum brakes (front and rear)
• Balloon tires (optional)
• 560lb weight
• 110mph maximum speed