This casual simulation pinball table draws players in with its gleaming chrome accents, rock n' roll audio, and shaker motor that mimics a Harley engine's rumble. The playfield centers on a controllable upper post between the flippers and a scaled-down Fat Boy motorcycle model that performs a wheelie to expose a ball lock underneath. Designed by pinball experts Lonnie D. Ropp and John Borg, it pioneered three distinct Multi-Ball modes: Speedometer, Stop Light, and Harley.
Pinball fans who enjoy tactile feedback and classic mechanical flair will appreciate the roar and motion on PC. The setup rewards precise flipper control to trigger wheelies and Multi-Balls. It delivers a straightforward loop of launches, locks, and escalating chaos for simulation enthusiasts.
Harley-Davidson® / Third Edition (1999): Designed by industry veterans, Lonnie D. Ropp and John Borg, this table grabs your attention with its chrome trim, classic rock n’ roll soundtrack and loud shaker motor that simulates the roar of a real Harley motor. The playfield features a player controlled up-post between the flippers and a 1/10 scale model of a Harley-Davidson Fat Boy® that does a wheelie to reveal a ball lock below it. This table was among the first to use three Multi-Ball modes: Speedometer Multi-Ball, Stop Light Multi-Ball and Harley Multi-Ball.
