Not bad at all, good to see they're experiencing great growth, and bikes llike the HD street will help continue that.
Yeah that's what i have noticed with them.Harley is doing everything right from offering great motorcycles to promoting motorcycle riding to women.
Yeah that's what i have noticed with them.
Even with coming out with a product like the street that does a good job of pulling new people into the brand.
Diversifying the portfolio even more would be great. A Scrambler style bike would be cool. Even a sport bike might be interesting. They are getting back into racing aren't they?
Harley-Davidson has never left motorcycle racing in the US where they've consistantly competed in AMA flat track (dirt) racing and drag racing. There is also a H-D exclusive road racing championship series.Diversifying the portfolio even more would be great. A Scrambler style bike would be cool. Even a sport bike might be interesting. They are getting back into racing aren't they?
While I love motorcycle racing the real point is to provide motorcycles for teenagers to ride. Remember the movie Bad News Bears with Walter Matthau? There was the "bad kid" that was riding a 175cc Aermacchi Harley-Davidson in the movie. 125cc and 175cc motorcycles are perfect size motorcycle for a high school kid to ride. A 500cc is a bit big for them to start out on IMHO.Hopefully they do take part in a racing series like that, i'd be cool to see how good or bad they can do in a series like that.
In colorado they can ride with a helmet from 10 years old if they have a shovel on it for doing farm work. I cannot tell you how many I have introduced to the old surplus Entrenchment tool. Keeps em legal.
Rules like that are funny.
When I lived in Quebec the rule was that you could drink in the park but only if you were eating too, so you'd always have to make it a picnic.