Harley-Davidson Eyes China Deal Despite Hurdles
Harley-Davidson plans a first China retail outlet since World War II as it navigates bans on motorcycles in many cities. A HK rider group paid 10000 HK dollars per bike for an escort last fall to Guilin, highlighting regulatory friction and slow progress toward cross-border riding ambitions.
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Harley-Davidson Expands Global Reach With 60 Countries
Harley-Davidson operates in over sixty nations and accounted for about 18 percent of the companys motorcycle business in 2004. The worldwide dealership network spans continents with coverage in many key markets.
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