From 1993-2000, Harley’s York, Pennsylvania, factory is believe to have produced fewer than 500 MT military motorcycles. Now’s your chance to own one with 0 miles on it. The “brand new” bike is one of the rarest Harleys ever because of the extremely low production numbers. It’s powered by a Rotax engine and outfitted with military gear like a plastic gun case and ammo panniers that look right at home on a bike covered in a green military paint job. The bike will cross the auction block at Bonham’s Las Vegas Motorcycle Auction this Thursday, January 26th.
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