Name: Delos Reyes, Angelou J.

Course/Section: BSA - 2A

Harley and the Davidsons

William Harley, Arthur and Walter Davidson formed the Harley-Davidson Motor
Company (Section 18. Registration, Incorporation and Commencement of Corporate Existence),
which now produces and manufactures distinctive and unique motorcycles that are wanted by
millions of people all around the world. It is one of the rare firms that has earned the respect
and admiration of both customers and competitors. The Harley Davidson Motor Company's
history dates back to 1901, when William and Arthur began developing a bicycle engine. They
released their first motorbike in 1903, and the firm has grown steadily since then, becoming
one of the most prestigious motorcycle manufacturers in the world. The company's goal was
crystal obvious from the start: to become the industry leader and to create the highest quality
motorcycles. Although opinions differ on whether the firm succeeded in achieving this goal,
Harley Davidson has unquestionably become a legend. The company's annual global gaining
increased $4 billion, and it manufactures 200,000 motorcycles each year over 35 models in
seven product lines. Based on these figures, it's reasonable to claim that Harley-Davidson is the
undisputed leader in the American motorcycle market. It's popular in the motorbike business,
as well as in Europe and Japan. Third parties who represent Harley-Davidson are obligated to
accept and observe the Harley-Davidson Code and policies (consultants, contractors,
distributors, etc.). While the Code is established primarily for Harley-Davidson employees and
Board members, they require contractors, contingents, consultants, and others operating on
their behalf to adhere to the Code and ethical standards. Mr. Arthur Davidson, one of Harley-
founders, Davidson's accepts and participates in a promotion race in order to attract investors
and dealerships. As time went on, they became increasingly enamored with winning every race
they entered, resulting in the acquisition of several clients and investors. (Section 44: Ultra
Vires Acts of Corporations). Harley-Davidson made a stunning recovery from the brink of
bankruptcy in 1980. This was partly due to Harley-integration Davidson's of customer service
into its products, product distinction via quality and design, and manufacturing emphasis on
maintaining a continuous high level of quality. Davidsons' schedule an appointment with a US
military official to seek an opportunity to present the Harley-Davidson Motorcycle during the
war, and they close the agreement straight away, but Indian Motorcycles Co. steal Harley
-Davidsons' Motorcycle design and replicate their prototypes. Harley-Davidson intended to take
legal action against Indian, but they already knew that the motorbike design had already been
copyrighted by a competitor, and that it would cost them too much money, potentially driving
them out of business. William Harley will use another designed of motorcycle with a top speed
of 100 miles per hour, prompting the Davidson to reject the Sankyo, Seiyaku Corp. deal. Harley-
Davidson perfected the fastest motorcycle in the world in the 1903's and called it the knuckle
head with a top speed of 106.38 miles per hour, which they patented right away under Section
133 of the R.A. No. 8293, the Intellectual Property Code, controls the registration and
protection of trademarks, trade names and service marks, patents, and copyrights to ensure
that firm records and transactions are accurate and verifiable. Comply with all applicable
legislation, policies, and standards pertaining to confidential company information. Harley
Davidson is identified with independence, adventure, wildness, self-expression, and daring are
all words that come to me when I think of adventure. "It is not a destination, it is a journey," it
proclaims. Harley-Davidson even has its own set of road music. It was a wonderful marketing
technique when it was released in 1994. The firm acquired more clients once the CD was
published. "Born to be wild" is one of the most popular songs. This song has become a part of
the Harley-Davidson Company's "soundtrack." It has become a classic song that depicts the
company's culture. Harley Davidson has stayed true to its heritage and culture, and it continues
to symbolize the same principles as it did in the early 1990s.