Piscataway, NJ – “When we restore a Harley, we bring it back in time. We make sure every inch of that bike is exactly the way it was when it came from the factory.” Those were the words of Marty MacCollum, and this motorcycle man wasn’t exaggerating one single bit. All you have to do is comb over any one of the dozens of Harley-Davidson’s he’s worked on over the years to see for yourself. In fact, look close enough, and you’ll see exactly how serious MacCollum is about bringing Harley-Davidson motorcycles back to the day they got their first taste of octane.

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Harley-Davidson said yesterday it planned to start selling its motorcycles in India next year, in a clear move to exploit the subcontinent's fast-growing market and mitigate losses suffered in the US.

India is the second-largest market for motorbikes and is dominated by small and inexpensive models - which cost on average less than Rs60,000 ($1,227) - and are used as an alternative to cars.

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