For the 1970 model year, Harley revamped their VIN numbers and for a brief ten-year period used this different arrangement. At that point Harley began using an easily decipherable string of numbers and letters that saw continued use until 1969. From the very beginning, Harley has been stamping their engines with unique serial numbers, but these early serial numbers didn’t conform to any real standard until the 1920’s.
Whether you are scouring the country for rare motorcycles, or you just want to know some basic information about a bike you saw in a parking lot, understanding how Harley-Davidson formats their vehicle identification numbers (commonly referred to as VIN numbers) will give you the 411 on exactly what type of Harley you are looking at.
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