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Throughout the history of the motorcycle industry, there have been many companies that have come alone and only a small group that have reigned supreme. Take this quiz and see what you know about these classic motorcycle manufacturers!
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Question 1
What was the reason why Harley-Davidson introduced rubber-mounted engines in 1980?
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ATo increase the bike's longevity
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BTo reduce vibrations
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CTo improve the braking system
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DTo increase the mileage of the bike
To reduce vibrations
The rubber-mounted engine helps reduce vibrations. This allowed riders in 1980 to enjoy a more pleasant ride.
Question 2
What major world event in 1917 caused the company's sales to drop significantly?
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AEnactment of the Espionage Act
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BThe Great Atlanta Fire of 1917
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CThe start of World War I
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DA severe cold wave striking Alaska
The start of World War I
Indian Motorcycles devoted much of its effort in 1917 to the beginning of World War I. As a result, the dealers had a far more limited inventory, and sales dropped.
Question 3
In the 1920s, Indian Motorcycles lost its status as the best-selling motorcycle company in the United States to what brand?
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AHarley-Davidson
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BKawasaki
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CTriumph
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DBMW
Harley-Davidson
Harley-Davidson took over the motorcycle industry in the 1920s. It is one of the few motorcycle brands to have made it successfully out of the Great Depression.
Question 4
The classic Harley-Davidson motorcycle has what kind of engine?
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AV-twin engine
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BInline-three engine
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CInline-four engine
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DSingle-cylinder engine
V-twin engine
Harley-Davidson motorcycles are known for their classic V-twin engines. It is no wonder why they were able to win so many races back in the day.
Question 5
Which motorcycle manufacturer bought the nearly bankrupt Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Company in 1969?
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AAMF
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BSuzuki
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CYamaha
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DDucati
AMF
Harley merged with AMF in 1969. However, in 1981, executives at Harley began the process of separating from AMF.
Question 6
Harley-Davidson created a bike with a 61 cu in. overhead valve engine in 1931. What is this model of bike called?
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AKnucklehead
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BWheelie
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CSportster
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DLowrider
Knucklehead
The Knucklehead is a must-have for Harley-Davidson collectors. The company only made a little over 9,000 of these rare bikes.
Question 7
Where are the Harley-Davidson headquarters located?
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AYork
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BNew York City
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CDetroit
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DMilwaukee
Milwaukee
From the beginning, Harley-Davidson has had its headquarters in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It has factories around the world, including locations in York, Pennsylvania and Bawal, India.
Question 8
Indian Motorcycles partnered with what whiskey brand to make limited edition bikes?
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AJack Daniel's
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BBlack Bottle
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CBallantine's
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DWhite Horse
Jack Daniel's
Indian Motorcycles has partnered with Jack Daniel's for several years to produce custom bikes. These two all-American brands have created true forces of nature with their bikes.
Question 9
Since 2011, Indian Motorcycles has been owned by what company?
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APolaris
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BFiat
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CHonda
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DNissan
Polaris
Polaris has owned the brand since 2011. Over the years, it has released many exceptional models and has brought Indian Motorcycles back from the dead.
Question 10
Most motorcycle enthusiasts are familiar with the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. What was this race called when it was first founded back in 1938?
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AThe Motocross Race on Main Street
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BBlack Hills Classic
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CSouth Dakota Race
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DIndian Motorcycle Classic
Black Hills Classic
Before it was the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, it was the Black Hills Classic. It was founded by an Indian Motorcycle club based out of Sturgis.
Question 11
In the 1920s, a group of farmboys consistently won races on Harley motorcycles. What did they use as their mascot?
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AA woodchuck
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BA snake
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CA hog
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DAn eagle
A hog
These farmboys were known as "hog boys" and had a hog as their mascot. This is also a reason why motorcycles today are referred to as "hogs."
Question 12
Which H-D motorcycle was the first to include an electric start?
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AElectra Glide
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BTrike
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CSportster
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DTouring
Electra Glide
In 1965, the company came out with the Electra Glide. The electric start combined with the Panhead engine made it a force to be reckoned with.
Question 13
Only two American motorcycle manufacturers survived the Great Depression. Harley-Davidson was one of them. What was the other?
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AExcelsior-Henderson
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BPolaris
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CBMW
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DIndian
Indian
Only Harley-Davidson and Indian made it out of the Great Depression. However, Indian halted production in 1953.
Question 14
Motorcycle enthusiasts affectionately gave the Triumph Bonneville bike what nickname?
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ABonnie
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BBon Bon
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CThe Bon
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DBat Out of Hell
Bonnie
Many riders name their bikes. It is no surprise many would come to refer to the Bonneville as simply "Bonnie."
Question 15
What year was Harley-Davidson founded?
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A1919
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B1880
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C1903
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D1956
1903
Harley-Davidson has origins dating back to 1903. In 2018, the company celebrated its 115th anniversary.
Question 16
Harley-Davidson manufactures a lot more than just bikes. Which of these is NOT something the company makes?
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APrinters
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BVideo Games
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CClothing
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DToys
Printers
H-D manufactures many home decor products and even ornaments. However, it does not make printers as of yet.
Question 17
Indian Motorcycles came out with an innovative infotainment system on its newest models of bikes. What is this system called?
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AUltimate Control
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BRide Command
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CGPS+
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DBluetooth Screen
Ride Command
In 2016, Indian Motorcycles came out with Ride Command. It is an incredibly advanced system that provides expert navigation and in-depth vehicle data.
Question 18
In 1906, Louis J. Mueller and George Holden rode an Indian Motorcycle across the United States for 31 1/2 days without any issues. What two cities did they ride from?
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ASeattle to Boston
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BSan Francisco to New York City
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CLos Angeles to Miami
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DSan Diego to Pittsburgh
San Francisco to New York City
The two riders made their trek from San Francisco to New York City. When they were able to ride for 31 days straight, it set a record at the time.
Question 19
What is Harley-Davidson's Custom Vehicle Operations division responsible for?
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AConducting charity work on behalf of the company
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BEnsuring the company meets environmental standards
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CMaking sure each new model exceeds the last
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DManufacturing limited-edition versions of standard stock models
Manufacturing limited-edition versions of standard stock models
A big selling point of the company is that it manufactures limited-edition models for collectors. They can be pricey, but collectors believe they are worth it.
Question 20
A new land speed record was set in 1967 atop a 1920 Indian Scout Streamliner. Who rode that bike to set the record?
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AGiacomo Agostini
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BJohn Surtees
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CBurt Munro
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DCarl Fogarty
Burt Munro
Burt Munro, who was 68 years old at the time, made motorcycle history with the record. He traveled 184.087 miles per hour.
Question 21
Which famous motorcyclist set a record by riding from San Diego to the East Coast in 11 days and 12 hours in 1914?
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AErwin โCannonballโ Baker
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BEvel Knievel
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CMike Hailwood
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DJoey Dunlop
Erwin โCannonballโ Baker
Erwin "Cannonball" Baker set the record way back in 1914. It further cemented the fact Indian manufactured high-quality motorcycles.
Question 22
A merger of nine companies revived the brand yet again in 1998. What was this new brand called?
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AIndian
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BIndian Motorcycle Company of America
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CScout Motorcycles
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DThe U.S. Indian Motorcycle Organization
Indian Motorcycle Company of America
The IMCA formed in 1998. The company manufactured Spirit, Scout and Chief bikes.
Question 23
What company did Indian Motorcycles merge with in 1930?
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ABuick
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BDu Pont Motors
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CGMC
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DFord Motor Company
Du Pont Motors
The company merged with Du Pont Motors in 1930. E. Paul Du Pont bought a large share of Indian Motorcycles' stock.
Question 24
For the 50th anniversary of Burt Munro setting a record at the Bonneville Salt Flats, who rode across the flats in 2017 to commemorate the occasion?
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ALee Munro
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BSam Lowes
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CBradley Smith
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DValentino Rossi
Lee Munro
Lee Munro, Burt's great-nephew, rode a bike across the Bonneville Salt Flats in memory of Burt Munro. Burt was also inducted into the AMA Hall of Fame in 2006.
Question 25
In 2015, Indian Motorcycles launched a partnership with which charity?
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AVeteranโs Charity Ride to Sturgis
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BSalvation Army
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CUnited Way Worldwide
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DFood for the Poor
Veteranโs Charity Ride to Sturgis
Indian Motorcycles has a long history with the city of Sturgis. That is why it began a partnership with the Veteran's Charity Ride to Sturgis.
Question 26
Starting in 2007, what feature did H-D make standard with all its models going forward?
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APadded Handlebars
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BAnti-Lock Brakes
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CSidecars
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DFuel Injection
Fuel Injection
Fuel injection became standard in 2007. Prior to that time, it was an optional feature found in just a few models.
Question 27
Cycle World Magazine dubbed Triumph's new belt-driven motorcycle as "Cruiser of the Year" in what year?
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A2015
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B2010
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C2018
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D2017
2010
Triumph had a reputable bike on its hands in 2010. It was the first belt-driven bike in the mainstream cruiser marketplace.
Question 28
Which Triumph model had a production run from 1968 to 1975?
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ATriumph Trident
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BTriumph Tiger 800
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CTriumph Street Triple
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DTriumph Rocket III
Triumph Trident
Triumph Tridents were particularly popular with the racing crowd. This model dominated 750cc races throughout Europe during the 1960s and 70s.
Question 29
What is the Harley-Davidson logo referred to as?
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AStripes and Bars
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BBar and Shield
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CHelmet and Jacket
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DThe Harley Logo
Bar and Shield
Enthusiasts refer to the Harley logo as "Bar and Shield." The company patented this logo in 1911.
Question 30
Which Harley-Davidson bike design came into existence in 1957 and is still in production today?
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ASportster
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BRoad King
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CLowrider
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DDyna
Sportster
The Harley-Davidson Sportster is arguably the most popular model the company manufactures. New models continue to be released to this day.
Question 31
Triumph held an absolute motorcycle land speed record for how many consecutive years (with the exception of a 33-day period)?
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A1 year
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B15 years
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C5 years
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D10 years
15 years
Triumph held the record from 1955 to 1970. There were only 33 days in between where the title went to a different brand.
Question 32
1997 saw the company hit what milestone?
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AThe company hired its 10,000th employee.
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BThe company had been in business for exactly 125 years.
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CThe company made its first video game.
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DThe company produced its 50,000th motorcycle.
The company produced its 50,000th motorcycle.
Triumph has been through many ups and downs over the years. However, it manufactured its 50,000th motorcycle in 1997, proving it still has a lot of gas in the tank.
Question 33
All the way back in 1905, a person riding a Harley-Davidson motorcycle won a 15-mile race in how much time?
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A46 minutes
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B29 minutes
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C25 minutes
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D19 minutes
19 minutes
An H-D motorcycle won a race on July 4, 1905, in 19 minutes and two seconds. It really cemented the company as one to look out for.
Question 34
How many new models of Triumph motorcycles were introduced in 1991?
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A6
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B30
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C9
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D1
6
Triumph released six new models at the Cologne Show. It marked the return of the premier brand house.
Question 35
Which of these celebrities does NOT own a Triumph motorcycle?
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ABradley Cooper
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BDaniel Day-Lewis
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CMichael Fassbender
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DJustin Timberlake
Justin Timberlake
Justin Timberlake is a motorcycle enthusiast, but he does not own a Triumph yet. Instead, he prefers to get around on a Harley.
Question 36
What years did Indian Motorcycles independent operations remain active?
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A1901 to 1953
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B1910 to 1940
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C1912 to 1959
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D1908 to 1972
1901 to 1953
Indian Motorcycles' original run lasted from 1901 to 1953. The company was later purchased by Polaris and marketed new Indian bikes.
Question 37
In 1981, Harley-Davidson separated from AMF. It used what slogan as its advertisement of this fact?
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AThe Eagle Soars Alone
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BForging Our Own Path
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CWe Go Alone
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DTake the Path Less Traveled
The Eagle Soars Alone
To commemorate H-D getting out from under AMF, executives used the phrase, "The eagle soars alone." The ad campaign that followed used that slogan.
Question 38
In 2010, Seth Enslow broke a world record by jumping how far on a Harley-Davidson motorcycle?
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A161.9 feet
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B170.5 feet
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C183.7 feet
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D133.8 feet
183.7 feet
Seth Enslow jumped over 183 feet on a Harley Davidson. This broke the previous record by more than 20 feet.
Question 39
Which of these movies does NOT feature a Harley-Davidson motorcycle?
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ACaptain America: The First Avenger
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BIndiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
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CIron Man
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DEasy Rider
Iron Man
Harley-Davidson motorbikes are in many movies, but not Iron Man. Considering Tony Stark has a flying suit, he probably doesn't need a bike to get around.
Question 40
The first Daytona 200 in 1937 was won on an Indian motorcycle. Who rode that bike?
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AValentino Rossi
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BBarry Sheene
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CSteve McQueen
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DEd Kretz
Ed Kretz
Ed Kretz won the first Daytona 200 on an Indian Sport Scout. The average speed on the bike hovered around 73 miles per hour.
Question 41
The mayor of what city honored Triumph founder Siegfried Bettmann with a blue plaque in 2015?
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ANuremberg
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BCoventry
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CBerlin
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DHinckley
Coventry
The mayor of Coventry honored Siegfried Bettmann with a plaque in his honor. He was commemorated for putting the city on the map for automotive making.
Question 42
H-D introduced the "Fatboy" design in the 1990s. Why did the bike have this name?
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AThe bike has fat front and rear tires
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BBoth A and D are correct
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CWhen viewed head on, the bike appears wide
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DIt drew inspiration from the names of the atomic bombs, Fat Man and Little Boy, that were dropped on Japan
Both A and D are correct
There were numerous defining characteristics of the Fatboy design. They also feature yellow detailing and a silver powder-coated frame.
Question 43
What are the names of the company's founders?
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AGeorge M. Hendee and Oscar Hedstrom
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BJohn Surtees and Steve McQueen
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CCharles Harley and Steve Davidson
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DBarry Sheene and Mike Hailwood
George M. Hendee and Oscar Hedstrom
Before it was called Indian Motorcycles, the company was the Hendee Manufacturing Company. Oscar Hedstrom came on board in 1900.
Question 44
What percentage of Triumph motorcycles are sold overseas?
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A85%
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B60%
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C51%
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D30%
85%
Thousands of Triumph motorcycles are sold in the United Kingdom each year. However, a vast majority, nearly 85 percent, are sold overseas.
Question 45
Joe Petrali set a speed record in 1937 by going how fast on an H-D motorcycle?
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A136 mph
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B190 mph
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C101 mph
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D122 mph
136 mph
The motorcycle in question managed to go 136 miles per hour in 1937. This was possible due to a more aerodynamic tail.
Question 46
What year did Triumph's 750cc Triple make its debut?
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A1966
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B1968
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C1963
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D1971
1968
1968 saw the release of the 750cc Triple. This also saw the company switching to UNF threads in lieu of British standards.
Question 47
In 1953, Indian Motorcycles ceased production of all new bikes. What year did Brockhouse Engineering purchase rights to the company's motorcycles?
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A1970
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B1955
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C1965
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D1960
1955
The Indian Motorcycle did not remain lost for long. Brockhouse Engineering bought the rights to the company's bike models just two years later.
Question 48
The original founder of Triumph Engineering is Siegfried Bettmann, who is originally from what German city?
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AMunich
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BNuremberg
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CBerlin
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DFrankfurt
Nuremberg
Siegfried Bettmann was born in Nuremberg, Germany. He later moved to Britain in 1885.
Question 49
For Triumph Engineering, motorcycles were later produced in another city that was destroyed during a blitz in World War II. What was this city?
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AAleppo
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BCoventry
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CDresden
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DBerlin
Coventry
Many of the company's motorcycles were manufactured in Coventry until World War II. Much of the city, including the factory, were later destroyed.
Question 50
Which of these men was NOT an original founder of Harley-Davidson?
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AWilliam S. Harley
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BWilliam A. Davidson
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CWalter H. Harley
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DWalter Davidson
Walter H. Harley
The company was founded by William S. Harley, Arthur Davidson, Walter Davidson, and William A. Davidson. You can probably guess how the company got its name.
Question 51
What bike did Indian Motorcycles manufacture for the Allied Forces during World War II?
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ARoadmaster
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BModel 872
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CModel 841
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DBig Chief
Model 841
Indian Motorcycles produced the Model 841 for the United States government during World War II. During this time, the company produced very few bikes for the general public.
Question 52
How many motorcycles did the company make for the troops during World War I between 1917 and 1919?
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A50,000
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B100,000
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C30,000
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D80,000
50,000
Indian Motorcycles manufactured around 50,000 bikes for the United States military. Most of these were based on the successful Powerplus model.
Question 53
The company manufactured many new models throughout the 1920s. Which of these was NOT the name of a bike made by Indian Motorcycles?
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AChief
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BBig Chief
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CPrince
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DMaverick
Maverick
Chief, Big Chief and Prince were all models released. Maverick is not the name of an Indian model.
Question 54
How many Harley-Davidson motorcycles did the United States military purchase for World War I?
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AAbout 500,000
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BAbout 100,000
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CAbout 50,000
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DLess than 25,000
About 100,000
World War I was the first time the motorcycle had been adopted for military use. The military ended up buying around 15,000 motorbikes from the company.
Question 55
How many bikes did Triumph Engineering sell in 1967?
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A35,500
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B28,700
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C16,100
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D48,700
28,700
In 1967, the company's brand was on the rise. After winning several titles in the Daytona 200, the company sold over 28,000 bikes.
Question 56
In 2014, Motorcycle.com named what Indian bike as its "Cruiser of the Year?"
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AIndian Chief
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BIndian Scout
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CIndian Chief Dark Horse
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DIndian Roadmaster
Indian Chief
The Indian Chief caught the attention of numerous bike enthusiasts. With a powerful Thunderstroke 111 engine, it's no wonder why the bike was such a hit.
Question 57
Triumph is primarily known for the Bonneville motorcycle. It went out of production for a bit, but after the company got back on its feet, what year was it re-introduced?
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A1996
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B2001
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C2012
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D2005
2001
The Bonneville came back in full force in 2001. It has gone on to become a best-seller for the company.
Question 58
Who won the AMA Grand National Championships in back-to-back years in 1967 and 1968 on a Triumph bike?
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AJohn Surtees
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BCarl Fogarty
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CMike Hailwood
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DGary Nixon
Gary Nixon
Gary Nixon proudly rode Triumph bikes. However, he also rode bikes made by Suzuki and Yamaha.
Question 59
Eric Lyons won the 1946 Manx Grand Prix on what Triumph bike model?
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AThunderbird
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BTiger 100
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CSpeed Twin
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DTouring 349cc 3T
Tiger 100
Eric Lyons won on a Tiger 100. Following the end of World War II, the company released several new models that went on to be big hits.
Question 60
Which of these films does NOT feature a Triumph motorcycle?
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AJurassic World
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BCaptain America: The First Avenger
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CThe Great Escape
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DCoogan's Bluff
Captain America: The First Avenger
Captain America does ride a motorcycle, but it is not a Triumph. He actually rides a Harley-Davidson in the film.
Question 61
The 1954 film "The Wild One" saw Marlon Brando ride what model of Triumph motorcycle?
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ASpeed Twin
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BBonneville
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CTiger 100
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D650cc Thunderbird 6T
650cc Thunderbird 6T
Marlon Brando rode the 650cc Thunderbird 6T. "The Wild One" was one of the first films to examine the violence that sometimes takes place in biker culture.
Question 62
In the late 1940s, a team formed known as the Indian Motorcycle Wrecking Crew. Who was NOT a member of this team?
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AEd Kretz
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BBill Tuman
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CBobby Hill
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DErnie Beckman
Ed Kretz
Ed Kretz rode Indian motorcycles for many years. However, Ernie Beckman, Bobby Hill and Bill Tuman made up the famous Indian Motorcycle Wrecking Crew.
Question 63
What year did Harley-Davidson start offering leather jackets for customers to buy?
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A1932
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B1981
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C1955
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D1947
1947
Harley-Davidson began selling jackets in 1947. It would go on to define the motorcyclist lifestyle.
Question 64
Which of these video game series frequently has characters riding Triumph motorcycles?
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AMetroid
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BAssassin's Creed
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CCall of Duty
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DMetal Gear Solid
Metal Gear Solid
The Triumph Bonneville is frequently seen in the Metal Gear Solid franchise. It is found in Snake Eater, Guns of the Patriots, Peace Walker and The Phantom Pain.
Question 65
The police department in what city was the first to put officers on Harley-Davidson motorcycles?
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AMilwaukee
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BLos Angeles
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CSeattle
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DDetroit
Detroit
In 1908, Detroit police officers were the first to have Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Many departments around the country followed suit.
Question 66
What year did the Indian Motorcycle Company of America go bankrupt?
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A2003
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BIt hasn't yet
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C2009
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D2016
2003
The merger went south in 2003. At this point, the future of the United States' first motorcycle company was uncertain.
Question 67
What is the name of the individual who purchased Triumph when the predecessor company went bankrupt?
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AJake Paul
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BJim Preston
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CJohn Hammond
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DJohn Bloor
John Bloor
John Bloor was a successful businessman prior to buying out Triumph. He invested a lot into research to jumpstart the business on the right foot.
Question 68
Triumph Engineering supplied around 57,000 motorcycles to Allied forces during what war?
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AWorld War II
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BVietnam War
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CKorean War
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DWorld War I
World War I
The company supplied thousands of bikes to Allied Forces in 1915. They consisted mostly of Type H units.
Question 69
Which member of the Indian Motorcycle Wrecking Crew won the American Flat Track Championship for the first time in nearly 60 years?
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ABrad Baker
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BBobby Hill
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CJared Mees
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DBryan Smith
Jared Mees
The crew remained dormant for decades. However, in the 21st century, it began again with a bang when Jared Mees won the American Flat Track Championship
Question 70
What years was the Harley-Davidson Hummer in production?
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A1955-1959
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B1960-1963
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C1952-1954
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D1949-1951
1955-1959
Today, the term "Harley Hummer" loosely refers to all Harley motorcycles made between 1948 and 1966. However, it technically only refers to the specific model known as the "Harley Hummer."
Question 71
How many motorcycles did the company sell from June 2016 to June 2017?
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A50,200
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B12,800
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C63,400
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D75,600
63,400
Triumph sold roughly 63,400 units in the 12 months preceding June 2017. Over 80 percent of those units went to overseas markets.
Question 72
The most iconic bike produced by the company was the Scout. What year did this bike come out?
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A1923
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B1929
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C1926
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D1920
1920
The first Scout came out in 1920. It enticed many people to start riding motorcycles with its excellent reliability.
Question 73
How many different models of motor scooters has Harley-Davidson manufactured?
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A3
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B1
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C7
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D20
1
H-D only produced one model of motor scooter. It was not that big of a hit.
Question 74
The company launched two new motorcycles for its 110th anniversary. What were the names of these bikes?
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ATriumph Rocket III and Triumph Trophy
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BTiger Explorer and Triumph Trophy
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CBonneville and Triumph Tiger
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DStreet Triple and Triumph Bonneville Bobber
Tiger Explorer and Triumph Trophy
The Tiger Explorer and Triumph Trophy came out in 2012. The Tiger Explorer, in particular, was a big debut for the company because it classifies as a 1215 cc shaft-driven adventure bike.
Question 75
During the Great Depression, the company had to sell its German subsidiary to what company?
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AAdler
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BBMW
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CCoca-Cola
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DFord
Adler
The brand had to sell a subsidiary to stay afloat during the Great Depression. This new company came to be known as the Triumph-Adler Company.
Question 76
In 1998, Harley-Davidson expanded its operations internationally. Where was the first headquarters constructed outside of the United States located?
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ACanada
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BThailand
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CBrazil
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DAustralia
Brazil
Harley-Davidson opened a regional office in Brazil in 1998. This allowed it to more easily establish a presence for its products in Latin American countries.
Question 77
Going back a bit, what year was the original Triumph Engineering founded?
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A1885
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B1919
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C1901
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D1867
1885
Triumph Engineering was first founded in 1885. It lasted for nearly a century when it declared bankruptcy in the 1980s.
Question 78
What year was Triumph Motorcycles Ltd founded?
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A1988
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B1972
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C1992
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D1983
1983
Triumph was founded in 1983. This makes it a relatively new brand in the world of motorcycles.
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