Harley-Davidson debuted the Model A, otherwise known as the Topper, in 1959, as the U.S. saw a rise in popularity for motor scooters after WWII. The lightweight model was easy to use and the two-stroke 165cc engine was touted for achieving gas mileage up to 100 miles. The last Toppers rolled off the assembly line in 1965 and despite its short run, the Topper remains a memorable part of H-D history. | Harley-Davidson Museum

43K views · 1K reactions | Today, we celebrate the very last evolution-powered Sportster manufactured by Harley-Davidson in York, Pennsylvania. A Gunship Gray Iron 883. The last of its kind, but not the end of the line. Now is your chance to own one of these legendary bikes. Visit your local dealer today. | Harley-Davidson | Facebook

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