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The first manufacture of motorcycle was developed by Willam Harley and Arthur Davidson last 1903 which resulted to Harley-Davidson. The motorbike was created  in a small shed wooden with the name Harley-Davidson Motor company on the front door and became the racing bike. They manufactured 3 motorcycles after one year for the public. Harley Davidson Road King Exhaust

Harley-Davidson hired their first employee last 1905 when they won the first race. Three years later, in 1908, Harley-Davidson sold the first motorcycle for use in police service to the Detroit Police Department. In 1912 H-D started establishing it’s 6 story factory and exports it’s first bikes to Japan, the first time sales were extended outside of the United States.
H-D became more popular in 1914 and was labeled as “The Wrecking Crew” when formally registered the national racing circuit. Harley-Davidson then started to sell their motorcycles within the Military in 1917.
By 1918 half of all bikes made were delivered off to military for service in World War 1, and Corporal Roy Holtz would be the first soldier to ride a Harley-Davidson Motorcycle in Germany. The H-D became even more prosperous in 1920, generated 2000 dealers in 67 countries.
Most of the competitors of Harley-Davidson disappeared in 1931 except for the Indian Motorcycle Company. In 1953, there were only two successful motocrycle companies, the Harley-Davidson and the Indian Motorcycle Company.
As being the world enters into World War 2, so does Harley turn back into Military motorcycle production, and the service school is turned back into the military motorcycle service school, generally known as the Quartermaster School for military mechanics. This is the very time that the public had a hard time to acquire their hands on a H-D Motorcycle.