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From Wondry, I'm Elaine Appleton Grant, in for David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on Tuesday, August 7th.

For a company getting close to 120 years old, Harley Davidson is proving an old codger can act young again.

Last week, it announced plans to release a handful of electric vehicles.

They may include a scooter and an electric bicycle along with e-motorcycles.

Such sustainable, nimble modes of transportation seem nothing like the big, loud, Hells Angels cruisers on which Harley built its reputation. There's a reason for the

drastic change, the Milwaukee manufacturer is gunning for two million more riders in the next 10 years.

It needs them, because its existing customers or aging baby boomers

whose knees may give out before their cruiser engines do. Harley is banking that its new emotos

will convince younger people to try the sport, including women. The company is hoping it's cleaner,

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