Engine:

175cc GAS

Transmission:

3SPD/ 1 Down, 2 up manual

Color:

Blue

Mileage:

844

Stock #

816

Drivetrain

Engine Size:

175cc GAS

Transmission Type:

3SPD/ 1 Down, 2 up manual

Chassis

Body

Body Color:

Blue

Body Color Original:

Stripes

62 Pocket Rocket

This 1962 Harley Davidson Scat is aptly named as one twist of the right grip and this bike scats. With a 175cc two-stroke engine sitting low in the frame and making the sound that brings a dirt trail through the trees and the smell of the two-cycle fumes to mind. This Scat has been lovingly restored and repainted, it looks great and sounds better. Set the choke and two pumps of the left leg then open the choke and a quick kick of the leg and she roars to life. Squeeze the clutch and slip her into first gear, release the clutch, and restart your childhood all over again. I rode this bike in the video and I have to tell you I had a blast! If you owned one or one like it as a child, then you already know that feeling. If you do not have one of these, now is your chance.

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1962

1962 Harley Davidson Scat

Price: $11,165

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Vin: 62BTH2750
Stock#: 816
miles: 844

Year:: 1962
Make:: Harley Davidson
Model:: Scat

Body Style:: -
Engine Size:: 175cc GAS
Transmission Type:: 3SPD/ 1 Down, 2 up manual

Doors:: -
Exterior Color:: -
Interior Color:: Black

The Harley Davidson Scat

Features

Stepthrough frame
Magneto Ignition System
Lightweight construction
Utilitarian design

History of the Harley Davidson Scat

The Harley-Davidson Scat, also known as the Harley-Davidson Model D, was a small-displacement motorcycle produced by Harley-Davidson from 1962 to 1965. It was designed as an entry-level bike for young riders or those looking for an economical transportation option. The Scat has a simple, minimalist design. It featured a step-through frame, which made it easier for riders to mount and dismount.

The Scat was primarily designed for city commuting and short-distance riding. Its lightweight construction and small engine made it suitable for urban environments. However, it was not a high-performance motorcycle and had a limited top speed of around 50-55 miles per hour. Today, the Harley-Davidson Scat is considered a vintage motorcycle and is sought after by collectors and enthusiasts. Its small size and unique design make it a charming piece of Harley-Davidson's history, representing the company's foray into smaller-displacement bikes during the 1960s.