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Harley Davidson Lays Foundation For Growth, But Challenges Remain

December 2010 | Company News Alert

Harley-Davidson hopes to make gains in Brazil?s high-growth potential sector through its tie-up with local dealer HDSP/Grupo Izzo. But can it break the dominance of Honda and Yamaha?

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