Bengaluru/Chicago — Harley-Davidson raised its full-year forecast for sales growth on Monday as it turns its focus on more expensive touring bikes, while cutting its exposure to less-profitable markets, sending its shares up 15%.

The company said retail sales, a measure of demand at its dealerships, surged 30% to 32,800 motorcycles in North America in the first quarter, its first increase in six years...

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