🚗 Automotive Apr 5, 2026 · staff@jalopnik.com (Erik Sherman)

Why Harley-Davidson's Switch To V-Twins Was Harder Than Just Adding Another Cylinder

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Why Harley-Davidson's Switch To V-Twins Was Harder Than Just Adding Another Cylinder
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Harley started out with a one-cylinder engine, then after six years added a second cylinder. But getting to an acceptable version proved a bumpy ride.

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