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Introduced in 1961 as a result of a cooperative venture between Harley-Davidson and Aermacchi of Italy, the Sprint was powered by a 250-cc horizontal four-stroke single.
Despite being decidedly unlike Harley's traditional products of the time, the Sprint was quite popular with buyers.
Little had changed by 1966, though styling had become somewhat more modern. Both street and on/off-road Scrambler models were offered by that time, and modified versions enjoyed a fair degree of competition success.
Displacement increased to 350 cc for 1969 on the street-going Sprint -- now called the SS -- while the Scrambler version did not get the larger engine until 1972.
Both models disappeared after 1974 to be replaced by two-stroke machines, also built by Aermacchi.
Continue to the next page to see more 1966 Harley-Davidson Sprint motorcycle pictures.
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