Harley-Davidson RR-250 Road Racer

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Harley-Davidson RR-250 Road Racer
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Harley Davidson RR-250 Road Racer






With motorcycle racing legend Walter Villa as its pilot, the Harley-Davidson RR-250 carried Harley-Davidson to the only international Grand Prix motorcycle road-racing championships the company earned in its long history. The charming and talented Italian, whom Enzo Ferrari described as "the Nicki Lauda of the bike world—a thinking racer." piloted the RR-250 to world championships in 1974. 1975, and 1976. That last year he also earned a world Grand Prix championship in the 350cc class aboard an RR-350.

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