He rode everything though; not just Harley. Same reason I got to leave out the rest of the On Any Sunday crowd including the maker himself.

I forget the dudes name but the guy who accidentaly rode his Harley into Paris and "liberated" it?

 

Andrew Hines multi time NHRA pro stock motorcycle champ. He is the guy to beat in pro stock motorcycle riding the V&H Screaming Eagle v-rod.

 

Very cool list. Dennis Hopper? (even with Jack Nickolson in 2up)? Peter Fonda? Marlon Brando?

Mike

 

Bessie Stringfield

 

Though I'd make the list.
When I was younger I rode 30 miles one time when it was 12* and 20 mph wind. I was almost froze by the time I got home, er wait,,, rereading title...

OHHHH,, Opps.... It said Coolest not the Coldest riders, My bad....




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Well...I'd say there's some fluff in that list, maybe a couple
would make it. I can't imagine a list of "bad ***" Harley riders
that didn't begin with "bad Bart" Markel, a racers racer. Bart's
success was more attributable to attitude than aptitude, and
that's a Harley prerequisite.

 

I'll cast my vote for Joe Leonard. He won the first A.M.A. Grand National Championship Series in 1954 and won it again in 1956 and 1957. His record totals 27 wins, including the 1957 and 1958 Daytona 200.