Daytona Corporation engages in market research, planning, development, testing, procurement, and logistics management of motorcycle parts and accessories. The company offers brake products comprising brackets, calipers, and rear master cylinders; chassis parts, which include fork bushes, steering dampers, and wheel rims; electrical parts, such as switches, charging systems, and regulators; and engine parts, including cam chain and tensioners, connecting rods, cylinders, intake manifold, lifter blocks, oil pumps, rocker arms, rocker cover kits, switches, and tappet lifters. It also provides gauges comprising oil temp dipstick; hand controls, such as clutch levers, control kits, master cylinders, switch housings, and switches; and master cylinder and caliper rebuild kits. In addition, the company offers options 4valve and 2valve; dress-up; carburetor body and manifold and setting parts; tools and maintenance products; parts and other engine products. In addition, the company engages in the sale of electricity generated from solar power facilities and the sale of renewable energy, as well as reuse sales of motorcycle parts and accessories. The company was formerly known as Henry Abe Industry Co. Ltd. and changed its name to Daytona Co., Ltd. in July 1985. Daytona Corporation was incorporated in 1972 and is based in Shizuoka, Japan.