10 Harley Davidson Engines That Last Forever (According to REDDIT)
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Harley-Davidson has been making engines for over 120 years, and some are still running today. Made to last, these engines don’t just power bikes—they create history. Here are 10 Harley-Davidson engines that last forever according to reddit users and online forums.
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:18 Evolution (EVO) Engine
2:25 Twin Cam 88 Engine
4:41 Revolution Max Engine
6:36 Milwaukee-Eight 117 Engine
8:50 Knucklehead Engine
11:16 Panhead Engine
13:15 Shovelhead Engine
15:25 Flathead Engine
17:45 Ironhead Sportster Engine
19:49 Twin Cam 96 Engine
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