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The Sprint family of four-stroke singles, unveiled in September 1960, was the first tangible result of Harley-Davidson's purchase of the Aermacchi concern in Varese, Italy. Compared to much contemporary Milwaukee hardware, this was a technically advanced machine derived from the existing 250cc Ala Verde model, with an in-unit overhead-valve engine and superb handling from its spine frame, telescopic forks and swinging-fork rear end. With its unmistakable horizontal cylinder, variants of the same engine went on to innumerable race wins, including the famous Isle of Man TT, and remain hugely popular (and competitive) in classic racing today.

SPECIFICATIONS: SPRINT SS-350

Engine: ohv horizontal single Capacity 344cc
Transmission: 5-speed
Power: 27bhp @ 7,000rpm
Weight: (3551b/161kg)
Wheelbase: 56in/1,420mm
Top speed: around 93mph/146kph