We just stumbled on this mini series on Amazon Prime and was pleasantly surprised. Wife and I both really enjoyed it. It was interesting to see some of the history behind the company. Anyone else watched this?

I did. Wasn't aware of the Servicar/Henry Ford deal.

We did. The wife and I really really enjoyed it.

It was entertaining but I wouldn't take any of the history as gospel truth. Let's just say it was "based on a true story."

I am not a bike guy, but I enjoyed it.

A simple but entertaining story about capitalism and HD motorcycles.

I watched it when it first came on Discovery Channel. I really enjoyed learning about the early days of H-D.

Saw it in its original run. The acting and the melodramatic writing left a bit to be desired, but it was still undeniably fun to watch the history of HD and, in particular, see all those great old authentic and restored HDs and Indian bikes in use, rather than sitting silent on some museum floor.

I really liked the part where Arthur Davidson changed the name of the company to Harley-Davidson Motor Company from Davidson Harley to pull Bill Harley back into the fold.

In the behind the scenes videos they do talk about some of the fiction they had to insert as there isn't documentation on all of the history. The only thing that started to bug me is the makeup to age Bill Harley was overdone and became distracting. It was fun to watch especially with google at your finger tips to look up more of the history.