Harley Davidson and the Motorcycle Wars

In 1906, Harley Davidson faced a potential business collapse. Walter Davidson, embodying the David vs. Goliath spirit, entered a 325-mile motorcycle race to New York City and won, showcasing the resilience and innovation of the brand. This story is part of 'The Machines That Built America' series, premiering on the History Channel.

What significant challenge did Harley Davidson face in 1906?

• They were going to go out of business.

• They were sued by a competitor.

• They lost a major race.

• They had a factory fire.

How did Walter Davidson plan to overcome the competition in the motorcycle race?

• By changing the race location.

• By sabotaging other competitors.

• By entering a new, innovative bike.

• By hiring a famous racer.

What was the distance of the race Walter Davidson entered?

• 200 miles

• 400 miles

• 500 miles

• 325 miles

What is the name of the series being promoted on the History Channel?

• The Rise of Industry

• The History of Motorcycles

• The Machines That Built America

• American Innovators

On what date and time does 'The Machines That Built America' premiere?

• July 18th at 9 PM

• July 18th at 8 PM

• July 20th at 8 PM

• July 20th at 9 PM