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  1. Harley-Davidson retains 90% stake in its electric subsidiary LiveWire, while BMW and Ducati are noted for gaining competitive share in the heavyweight segment.

BMW, Yamaha, and other manufacturers are leading the market in top ADV bikes, while Indian Motorcycle is successfully challenging Harley-Davidson's dominance.

5 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 25
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BMW, Yamaha, and other manufacturers are leading the market in top ADV bikes, while Indian Motorcycle is successfully challenging Harley-Davidson's dominance.

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  1. BMW and KTM dominate adventure-touring, while Harley-Davidson develops a new bike in Milwaukee.1 source
  2. Indian Motorcycle is making a strategic move regarding its iconic nameplate.Sub-event
  3. Indian, CFMOTO, and Harley-Davidson are pushing into the sub-$10,000 V-twin cruiser market.1 source
  4. Indian Motorcycle is swaying sales away from Harley-Davidson in the competitive ADV segment.1 source

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Harley-Davidson retains 90% stake in its electric subsidiary LiveWire, while BMW and Ducati are noted for gaining competitive share in the heavyweight segment. All 2 developments

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