Harley struggles to fire up new generation of riders with electric bike debut

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Harley struggles to fire up new generation of riders with electric bike debut

New bike costs almost as much as a Tesla 3.

Harley-Davidson is betting on electric motorcycles to attract the next generation of younger and more environmentally conscious riders to reverse declining US sales. But as Harley ships its first "LiveWire" bikes - priced at US$29,799 - to dealers, there is little evidence the 116-year-old brand ...

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