Here's an interesting piece of Harley-Davidson history. The "Woolery Bullet" was the first motorcycle to come out of Milwaukee without the standard "Harley-Davidson" script on the gas tank. It's also made with an interesting combination of parts making this the first "factory custom" produced by Harley.

Check it out on the HDForums homepage: The First Harley-Davidson Factory Custom

 

Nice colors for 1933. And really short pipes!

 

It's like a CVO before the CVO.

 

Those are actually factory colors for 1933. Usually you see the '33 paint scheme in red and black, but the silver and turquoise was available too.

 

Except instead of a Twin Cam you have an Evo stuck in it!

 

I figured they were stock colors but I wouldn't have bet money on it. It looks "girlie".. I guess because they're soft and not harsh like black and red would.

 

NOT.