A sinister-looking road racer to be sure, the XLCR was nonetheless humbled by cheaper Japanese machines of the day.
1977 Harley-Davidson XLCR Pictures
Harley-Davidson ventured back into the world of customs to produce the 1977 Harley-Davidson XLCR and claimed it to be "the most powerful production cycle Harley-Davidson has ever built."
"Siamesed" exhaust headers helped extract maximum power from the 1000-cc V-twin.
Easy-to-read tachometer and speedometer kept tabs on what Harley-Davidson said was the most-powerful motorcycle it had ever built.
The shift lever was reversed on its shaft to make
An ad for the XLCR credits "Willie G." Davidson,
