HARLEY DAVIDSON and New Model Launch 2010

HARLEY DAVIDSON and New Model Launch 2010
Harley Davidson is a little bit light on, in it’s 2010 Model line-up (lousy joke) with no less than nine new models we can swing a leg over. This is unprecedented, and represents the largest model introduction in Harley-Davidson's long history.
Harley-Davidson's entry level starts out with no less than a total of five models all priced around, or just under $10k.
Naturally if you have the dosh, and might want to splurge, then you can try four new models from their Custom Vehicle Operations Group and drool over no less than a CVO Fat Bob, CVO Softail Convertible, CVO Street Glide and just the epitome of Harley-Davidson, the top end CVO Ultra Classic Electra Glide. These models will only set you back between $25k to $36K not much if it’s what you want, and Harley have the lot.
Yeah, yeah OK, there are models in between these price brackets including the great old American V-Twin. Check out the photo gallery that I found on the following web site, with the best photo line up Harley-Davidson could muster at :-
http://www.autoblog.com/2009/07/30/harley-davidson-launches-new-2010-
Hope this link (may be copy and paste) works for you as it does for me.

Classic Harley Davidson Motorcycles not Depressed.

Harley & Davidson's intention was to be dominant in racing and won its first race with a motorcycle that had a one cylinder combustion engine in 1905.
The famous "Bar and Shield" logo was first used in 1910 and this further established the "brand" of Harley Davidson.

The fabulous sidecar outfit was developed by Harley Davidson Motorcycles in 1914 and their potential was realised by the U.S. military. Harley Davidson motorcycles and sidecars alike, saw service in WWI and interestingly half the Harley production was used by the military.
By 1920 Harley Davidson was the most popular of motorcycle producers in the world and were in over 65 different countries of the world.
When the depression hit, Harley Davidson, like all manufacturers of the time, had stay on top. It had to stimulate it's sales by offering something that was ground breaking. H.D. came up with the iconic "Eagle graphic". The Eagle, being most powerful, helped H.D. through the depression. It effectively put a new emphasis on graphic design, 'Personalised tank graphics'.