Starting today, there is a new partnership between Riding Vintage and HDForums. As some of you may recall, I'm the editor of Riding Vintage and now will also be serving as the Vintage Editor for HDForums. I will be bringing you the same quality content that you've enjoyed at Riding Vintage, but will be writing exclusive articles for HDForums.

To get things started, I'll be doing two series of articles which will appear on the front page of this site. The first is called "Harleys at Work" and will explore commercial vehicles made by or with Harley-Davidson motorcycles. The second series is titled "Harleys Built for War" and will cover military models and prototypes.

There will be plenty of other topics covered as well, from product reviews to ride reports and updates from my 1933 Harley-Davidson VL build and cross country ride.

Follow the link to see my first article: Harleys at Work: Power Crew Transport

I look forward to bringing a bit of history to the forum and am always interested to learn more. If you have any old photos and stories you would like to share, please contact me. Maybe that picture of your Grandmother on her Knucklehead will end up on the front page of HDForums!

-Panhead Jim

 

Great post man! Welcome aboard!

 

Thanks John. Great to be part of the team here at HDForums!

-Panhead Jim

 

Ive liked your threads here before, cant wait for more.

 

This is cool. I find the history of Harley, and of motorcycles in general, to be a very broad and interesting topic.

 

Sounds like a great new dimension to the forums, good luck & thanks. Ill be reading them.

 

Right on I've always enjoyed your website and posts. Look forward to your future articles and see that 33 get built.

 

Always read your previous posts , look forward to them. Thanks for the effort and the enjoyment you give the rest of us..

 

look forward to a good read cheers mate...


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Absolutely great to have you back Jim! I looked for your posts before, with your knowledgeable articles and great photos with them. It'll be a nice change of pace from work.

Welcome Back!