1913-1918 Single F-Head — Harley-Davidson Engine Print

1913-1918 Single F-Head – — Harley-Davidson Engine Print

This handmade drawing depicts Harley-Davidson’s 1913 Single F-Head engine — a mechanically refined version of the company’s early inlet-over-exhaust design. Displacing 35 cu in (≈565 cc) and producing around 4 horsepower, it was compact, dependable, and popular among riders who preferred the lighter, simpler single-cylinder machines. By 1913, the Single had matured into a well-balanced motorcycle engine featuring improved valve control and stronger lubrication — the last generation before Harley’s production focus shifted toward V-Twins.
It remains a symbol of the brand’s formative years, where craftsmanship and experimentation defined every detail.

Each 1913 Single F-head print is part of a collector’s series celebrating Harley-Davidson engines across more than a century of history. Perfect for enthusiasts, workshops, or anyone who values vintage engineering and design.

Print Details

• Premium Japanese paper Luster RC 240 g/m²

• Available in two versions: Bright and Dark

• Sizes:

  • A4 — 21 × 29.7 cm (8.27″ × 11.69″)

  • A3 — 29.7 × 42.0 cm (11.69″ × 16.54″)

  • A2 — 42.0 × 59.4 cm (16.54″ × 23.39″)

• The color of the printed graphics may slightly differ from that shown in the photos.

• Shipped carefully rolled, ready for framing.

• No frame included.

About the Artwork

Each piece is drawn and produced independently by Billy Cune Art.
All rights to the Harley-Davidson® name and logos belong to their respective owners.
This work is an independent artistic interpretation, unaffiliated with Harley-Davidson Motor Company.

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Shipping

Free worldwide shipping on orders over €150.
Orders are carefully packaged and shipped internationally.
Customs or import fees may apply outside the European Union.

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The beginning of the legend — Harley-Davidson single F-head engine, captured in art.