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  • Harley Creation, Look here Danish Harleys factory racers

    I send you a PB
    regarsd

    http://s814.photobucket.com/albums/z...acer1298cc.jpg

    http://s814.photobucket.com/albums/z...t=scan0001.jpg

  • #2
    Interesting photo of the ex- hillclimber, now road bike with a sidecar body which appears identical to,one I just had made. that's pretty cool that someone in what appears to be quite an old photo ran what is presumably a factory 2 cam competition machine on the street. reminds me of that photo of the German 8 valve H.D. with flex pipe exhausts and lights etc. Maybe it's a German tradition as post ww2 BMW made a one off ohc Rennsport racer into a road burner with lights for Walter Zehl I believe

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    • #3
      Danish Racer

      The "DAR" type machine with the rear cowling is another interesting one. Is that one of Friis-Hansen's bikes by chance? Do you know anything about its history? Is that the bike you PM'd about that a guy tracked down?
      Herbert Wagner
      AMCA 4634
      =======
      The TRUE beginnings of the Harley-Davidson Motor Co.

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      • #4
        yes this is one of Friis-Hansens bikes.this is not the one I pm you about.
        This bike I pm you about was the one in the I beam fork threads with Morian setting on.But this here with the rear cowling on,we think that I have some of the parts from it.Also trying to find out about the story on it....but we are 50years late out...

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        • #5
          Originally posted by glaser 31 View Post
          yes this is one of Friis-Hansens bikes.this is not the one I pm you about.
          This bike I pm you about was the one in the I beam fork threads with Morian setting on.But this here with the rear cowling on,we think that I have some of the parts from it.Also trying to find out about the story on it....but we are 50years late out...
          I'll dig out Friis-Hansen stuff and see if we can figure out if cowled bike is one mentioned or if it's another one.

          How many "DAR/DAH" type machines did Friis-Hansen race?
          Herbert Wagner
          AMCA 4634
          =======
          The TRUE beginnings of the Harley-Davidson Motor Co.

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          • #6
            I dont know how many they had,but I will see what I can find out.
            This hill climb picture,we will try and enlarge up to see if its possible to read the engine number.
            The worst thing I done is that 20 years ago I was out with an old man looking fore a model J frame.But when I saw that it had 3 bars back and no frame under the engine,said I to him that it not was orginal,he claimed it was orginal.I went from it...How stupid can you be,and yes I have been back,but man and frame was long gone.
            If you find these numbers when you are looking,plese let me know
            19R1432*
            28jdl930*
            29jda998*

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            • #7
              here is one more bike
              with Morian and Knud Larsen

              http://s814.photobucket.com/albums/z...senmaj1931.jpg

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              • #8
                Numbers

                Originally posted by glaser 31 View Post
                I dont know how many they had,but I will see what I can find out.
                This hill climb picture,we will try and enlarge up to see if its possible to read the engine number.
                The worst thing I done is that 20 years ago I was out with an old man looking fore a model J frame.But when I saw that it had 3 bars back and no frame under the engine,said I to him that it not was orginal,he claimed it was orginal.I went from it...How stupid can you be,and yes I have been back,but man and frame was long gone.
                If you find these numbers when you are looking,plese let me know
                19R1432*
                28jdl930*
                29jda998*
                Yes, we all have stories like that. We're lucky to have gotten what we did.

                Re: numbers.

                No offence, but those numbers are crazy!

                Can you post photos of those numbers on the "Oddball Har-Dav Number" thread and I will comment on them there. If they are orig. H-D factory they are very strange. Are these more motors from Denmark?
                Herbert Wagner
                AMCA 4634
                =======
                The TRUE beginnings of the Harley-Davidson Motor Co.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by glaser 31 View Post
                  here is one more bike
                  with Morian and Knud Larsen

                  http://s814.photobucket.com/albums/z...senmaj1931.jpg
                  WOW. I really like the look of that nasty little number.Is that a CAC type cast alloy tank ? Hard to tell from the picture and I suppose a little to early for that.

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                  • #10
                    30 BAF dual port motor

                    Originally posted by glaser 31 View Post
                    here is one more bike
                    with Morian and Knud Larsen

                    http://s814.photobucket.com/albums/z...senmaj1931.jpg
                    from what I can see,looks like a 1930,BAF dual port,ohv ,dirt track or grass track racer,with a S- model front end?
                    Ken S., # 6457
                    1926- H-D BAF-Peashooter
                    1954-H-D Panhead

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                    • #11
                      yes this is danish engines,I will post some photos.
                      did you see the photos of the forks I told you about.
                      here is a danish 8 valve,the man on the photo is Henry Erlind,
                      must be a bike from Friis Hansen.
                      http://s814.photobucket.com/albums/z...t=scan0002.jpg

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                      • #12
                        Danish 8 valve

                        Glaser, what cool news, a Danish 8 valve. This was something I never have heard of or seen mentioned before.
                        Can you provide some more information on this?
                        How does this info match the knowledge of ie Jurassic or Harley Creation regarding where there was 8 valves?
                        Could this be one of the Swedish 8 valves that went on to Denmark on its way to England?

                        Sverre
                        AMcN
                        http://AmericanMotorcyclesNorway.blogspot.com
                        And then there is the idea that we are here on earth to get a certain amount of things done before we die.
                        This is a great theory.
                        If it is true, I am so far behind that I will never die...

                        AMCA-3489

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by glaser 31 View Post
                          yes this is danish engines,I will post some photos.
                          did you see the photos of the forks I told you about.
                          here is a danish 8 valve,the man on the photo is Henry Erlind,
                          must be a bike from Friis Hansen.
                          http://s814.photobucket.com/albums/z...t=scan0002.jpg
                          Nice eight-valve photo. I can't think of seeing info on a Danish eight-valve, but I'll keep my eyes open.

                          Friis-Hansen must have been some live wire. You guys ought to collect information about him and compile his story.

                          If you post photos of the serial numbers (below) on the "oddball Har-Dav" thread, could you please also post some of the belly numbers?

                          Comparing side and belly numbers will help us confirm what the numbers might mean. All three appear to be strange (oddball) models or numbers.

                          19R1432*
                          28jdl930*
                          29jda998*
                          Herbert Wagner
                          AMCA 4634
                          =======
                          The TRUE beginnings of the Harley-Davidson Motor Co.

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                          • #14
                            no doubt that he was big harley dealer,he started around 1916.
                            I have asked a lot of people what they know about them,and if they had any
                            photos,thats how I got some of the photos.
                            I will post the photos of the belly numbers in the next couple of days.
                            I have many special things,like this hand clutch fore the JD,
                            sow you can have a lever on the handelbar fore the clutch..

                            http://s814.photobucket.com/albums/z...t=BILD0042.jpg

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