Harley-Davidson Model 125 (1948 to 1952)

The Harley-Davidson Model 125 was a series of compact motorcycles introduced in 1948. The Model 125, which is also seen as the S-125, was based on the DKW RT125, which was a design given to Harley-Davidson as a form of war reparations. These bikes, which are often mistakenly considered to be part of the Hummer family, were powered by a 125cc single-cylinder engine paired to a 3 speed transmission. Production of the Harley-Davidson Model 125 ended in 1952, when the model was replaced by the Harley-Davidson Model 165.