Legends Motorcycle Museum

In 1928, Harley-Davidson considered buying the Cleveland Motorcycle Company which made lightweight singles and large four cylinders. The Cleveland offered a ready-made competitor to Indian’s Ace-based fours. Harley eventually rejected the offer to buy and just less than a year later the Wall Street Crash of 1929 was the final nail in the coffin for the Cleveland Motorcycle Company. Today the rarity of this most advanced four cylinder of its time can be see here at the Legends Motorcycle Museum.

Frank hanging out at the Museum

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