This Harley-Davidson WLDR motorcycle has a side valve V-twin of 45.3-cid, producing 29-hp. This is a race-built engine, featuring extra-high compression with a frame specially designed for competition. The lack of lights allowed use of a magneto for the ignition, thus there was no generator, lightening the machine for better handling and more speed. This red machine ran at Daytona and other events; ridden by Gib Keller of Ohio. From a time when the Daytona 200 was an endurance race; this Harley-Davidson comes with memorabilia and trophies from its racing history until the late 1940s.