Motor maids is a women's motorcycle club in North America with over 1300 members from the U.S.A. and Canada. Established in 1940, Motor Maids was one of the first women's motorcycle groups and has been called the oldest existing women's club in the United States.

This 1967 Harley FLH was previously owned by the a member of the Indianapolis Motor Maids. During the 1960s, Harley Davidson would paint the traditional Blue and White club colors for Motor Maids on special order motorcycles. The state of Indiana would issue their lowest number license plates to members of the Motor Maids, note, this bike still wears Indiana tag 26. This bike is paired with a Goulding Rocket sidecar. Goulding Sidecar Company was owned by the father of Dot Robinson, the founder and national president of the Motor Maids.

Special equipment includes functional air horns with reservoir canister mounted under sidecar and electric bell for parade use. This motorcycle is said to have completed several opening ceremony laps at the Indianapolis Mile Flat track and Duquion Mile and various AMA national races.

Note, this motorcycle was ordered from the factory for sidecar mounting. It has the adjustable rake fork clamps and the steering damper. This Items make the sidecar handle properly.

With just over 10,000 miles, this highly original historic rig is truly one of a kind. It is 100% original, That means all paint and parts came from the Harley Factory. The motor appears to have never been apart. Several folks have asked is I would break up the combination and sell the bike or sidecar separately. I feel it would be a shame to destroy the history this rig and the answer is no.  She runs and rides great. Call John or Mike at 770-447-6945.