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    Harley Davidson was established in 1903. It was the first company that created top motorcycles. The company also manufactures bags, helmets, garments etc Q1 a) As a small business owner you want to win new customers and keep them as long as possible, there are so many opportunities and interactions with each customer and keeping track it of all can be quiet challenging, but there is a great tool to manage your customer communications and customize your marketing effort to keep customers coming…

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    4.5 Non-motorized transport Cities are increasingly turning to the use of non-motorized transport because of the benefits it brings to the environmental and economic aspects. Today, for a variety of reasons (health, environmental, financial, and others) cycling is increasingly popular, and is the most outspread and effective form of non-motorized transportation. The bicycle originated in Europe in the 19th century as a mean of recreation and since then has spread worldwide. The concept has not…

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    is known as Harley, is an American motorcycle manufacturer. The company was founded in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1903. It is one of two major American motorcycle manufacturer companies to survive the Great Depression. It has survived numerous ownership arrangements and subsidiary arrangements. On the other hand, the company has also suffered from periods of poor economic health and quality of products in global competition to become the world's 5th largest motorcycle manufacturer. The company is…

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    Dante Trussardi in 1911. It started out as a small family run glove manufacturer in Bergamo and today it has grown into a global lifestyle brand. Its high-quality leather and constant refinement of its products made it one of the most prominent companies on the international market. Since the very beginning, Trussardi has been world-known for its outstanding design, discreet sophistication and continuous fashion innovation. Trussardi has also tried to expand its brand, while retaining its aura…

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    Case Study On Royal Enfield

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    Turnaround strategy for Royal Enfield Divesting the non-performing businesses Siddhartha Lal was all of 26 when he took over as CEO of Royal Enfield in 2000. If you had spent Rs 55,000 to buy a Royal Enfield motorcycle in 2001, you would now have an old, rugged bike. But if you had invested the same Rs 55,000 in shares (at Rs 17.50 per share) of Eicher Motors, the company that makes Enfield bikes, your investment will be worth Rs 4.75 crore now. The twin credit for building a rugged bike as well…

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    Literature Review Safety of bicycle brakes The safety of bicycles is a very important factor when riding a bicycle. Safety always comes first, but have you ever thought to yourself is your bicycle safe? Are the brakes on your bicycle good enough to keep you safe? All these questions pop into mind but never get a quick answer. Calliper brakes are not of the safest brakes out there, if not used in the correct manner it more likely you will lose control while applying brakes and end up having an…

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    The individual learns by observing the behavior of others and evaluation the apparent consequences in order to make a behavioral decision. The Helmet safety campaign uses three individuals in their campaign, two without helmets and one with a helmet. The first two suffered from injuries that could have been avoided if they were wearing helmets. The last campaign picture was a woman wearing a helmet showing that she did not sustain any injuries because of the helmet. Statistics show that when…

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    Case Study: Outlaw ATV

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    best producers of Outlaw ATV tires? In my opinion, the best producer of Outlaw ATV tires is High Lifter company Who is High Lifter Company? The Company has been producing and marketing unique, aftermarket accessories for utility, ATVs, UTVs and RUVs for 4 wheel drive since 1996. In a short time, the High Lifter Company has developed from a one-man, 35 employees to multi-million dollar corporation. What products are the best Outlaw ATV tires? They are Outlaw ATV tires and Outlaw ATV 2 tires…

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    American Motocross

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    has been around for a while now and is finally gaining a name for itself. The sport started naturally with a group of just average people riding their motorcycles on a course they designed with maybe a few man made jumps. Motocross really took a step in the direction it is in today when Edison Dye came into the motocross picture. He ran motorcycle touring business in Europe and his travels across the pond exposed him to a new style. Motocross came to America in the 1970’s in the form of hair…

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    I think that speed is more important for making a roller coaster exiting. although acceleration is also important for that fast, scary feel in general speed is more important. First of all doing corkscrews or going upside down you need to be going fast so that it is safe. This works by using centrifugal force or inertia. If it is too slow you wouldn’t be able to do it of have to need very heavy buckling for safety and, that wouldn’t be fun. Also I think that the main thrill factor in a ride is…

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