#49 • 1969 Harley Davidson Electra Glide Motorcycle

Part of Classic Auto Mall Classic Auto Auction – Morgantown, PA June 19, 2026 (live auction by Ken Geyer Real Estate Auctioneers, Inc.)

High bid $8,900.00

Status: Sold

1969 Harley Davidson Electra Glide Motorcycle Highlights: No Reserve Has Title No Keys 74ci V-Twin King Of The Highway Accessories 4-Speed Manual Description: 1969 Harley Davidson Electra Glide Motorcycle NO RESERVE NO KEYS HAS TITLE For auction, a 1969 Harley Davidson Electra Glide motorcycle showing 30,541 miles, but the true miles are unknown. Only about 7,300 1969 Electra Glides were produced and this survivor presents in excellent condition and has the King of the Highway accessories. Please note that this bike is fresh out of long term storage and will need some TLC before you ride off on your tour. Exterior Period confirming Gold paint colors the fenders, top half of the tank in conjunction with a flat black lower half, and the frame around the windscreen, while cream colored saddle bags are hitched on back flanking a parcel rack. Electra Glide in script emblems are expressed on the front fender that is also trimmed in stainless and capped by an engraved plate up front mirroring the shape of the Harley badges on the gas tank. The headlight is housed in a robust, steel encasing and flanked by fog lights above dark amber lights. Out back, red marker lights cap the end of a metal band over which the tail light presides and another stamped plate decorates the fender. Our black leather saddle is adorned with a row of rhinestones in back. Functionality Controls are sparse on the handlebars and a single gauge includes an odometer and trip odometer. Footboards instead of pegs makes cruising easy behind the high windscreen while front and rear crash bars add some fitting width of the bike. The locking hard cases in back afford plenty of storage potential and have rounded tops and an aerodynamic rear cant. Drivetrain On board we have the 74ci shovelhead V-twin, rated at 60 horsepower and receiving fuel through a Tillotson 1-barrel carburetor. The 4-speed manual transmission spins the rear wheel with a chain driver and drum brakes are front and rear. The dual exhaust is shiny all the way through, and especially as it terminates through chrome mufflers. Suspension consists of a telescopic fork in front and a swing arm with coil overs in back. The following year, in 1970, AMF took control of Harley-Davidson so this is the last model year before that period. This is a clean bike with a classic look that still works well today, nearly 60 years after production. 69FLH9314 69-1969 FLH-Overhead Valve 74ci 9314-Sequential Unit Number