Initially, the Knucklehead got off to a rocky start as the company rushed to release the motorcycle to the general public, leading to numerous oil leaks and small malfunctions.
Technically known as the EL model, it was later nicknamed "Knucklehead" due to the name of its V-twin engine used in the 1930s. Just looking at it takes you instantly back to nostalgic America of yesteryear, when housewives placed apple pies on window sills and neighborhood children played baseball. Initially, the Knucklehead got off to a rocky start as the company rushed to release the motorcycle to the general public, leading to numerous oil leaks and small malfunctions. But after a few improvements, the EL quickly became one of the most reliable motorcycles Harley-Davidson has ever produced. These days, if you see someone driving one of these models on the road, stop and take a photo because you may well never see such a model in the wild again for a long time, They are so coveted by collectors and enthusiasts.