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One, three. From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Tuesday, January 15th.

That's the iconic sound of one of Harley Davidson's most famous motorcycles, the fat boy.

It's the robust macho sound the bike's traditional audience fell in love with long ago and still

embraces.

And this is the sound of Harley's Livewire, which the company announced last week

is set to become its first production electric motorcycle in its 115 year history.

Harley's trying to do something new here, attract customers new to motorcycling,

keep its traditional base, and impress investors who see the future of transportation as an electric one.

That's not a live wire act. It's a high wire act. The new bike gets good or bad design reviews,

depending on whether you like the old school look or the

sport bike lines of the live wire. Thanks to its electric motor, it can go from zero to 60 in three

...