I believe the art is different on the most recent Stern version (third edition). This is what they used in the Pinball Arcade version.

They made 4 Harley pins. The first a 1991 Bally. The 2nd a 1999 Sega. Stern took over Sega at this same time and continued production of the 2nd edition pin. The last Harley pin produced was a 2003 by Stern commonly called the 3rd edition.

All the pins have weak game play and are generally considered accessories for Harley bike owners.

Do your friend a favor and steer them to a pin with more robust game play. Unless of course, they really aren't a pinhead and want another accessory for their Harley. I've advised people selling Harley pins to list them in the motorcycles section.

I had one for a brief time...by the third ball of the first game I knew it would be gone very soon....I got it on a trade for some construction work so it only cost me about $400...I thought it was going to great, it had a great theme...moving motorcycle....shaker motor...several multi balls etc. But the gameplay just sucks....if you friend wants it as a harley collectible then thats fine but if they want a good pin then look elsewhere...

I played it on The Pinball Arcade and I didn't think it was too bad. Maybe it's more of something fun to play on location every now and then rather than to own.

Great fun as always and this episode is no exception.

Enjoy!