... dominate in the racing world, winning back the loyalty of motorcycle aficionados worldwide. In 1965, Harley-Davidson goes public, offering stock and ending their family ownership. In 1969, the American Machine and Foundry Company (AMF) purchases Harley-Davidson. However, AMF moved the company away from what they were known for, as quality became sacrificed for profits", building motorcycles at production speed ... engine designed to fit into a bicycle. The 2000's saw a different kind of buyer enter into the motorcycle market. What are referred to as "RUB's " by die hard Harley bikers (R...

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