03-16-2020, 01:57 PM
To the point:
Someone posted here, or in another forum, a lengthy story about the likelihood that Harley Davidson can, or will, survive, as its’ obvious demographic ages and dies. It was carried nationally in some well-known publication. The most salient point regarding the initial post-WWII period HD popularity was the free advertising generated by Marlon Brando in “The Wild Ones”. Every returning soldier wanting to “Live Free” was captivated by the lifestyle the movie portrayed. According to the story. Written by, I assume, a millenial.
But Brando was actually riding a 1950 Triumph. You probably knew that...
Because you are a rider...not a poser!
Someone posted here, or in another forum, a lengthy story about the likelihood that Harley Davidson can, or will, survive, as its’ obvious demographic ages and dies. It was carried nationally in some well-known publication. The most salient point regarding the initial post-WWII period HD popularity was the free advertising generated by Marlon Brando in “The Wild Ones”. Every returning soldier wanting to “Live Free” was captivated by the lifestyle the movie portrayed. According to the story. Written by, I assume, a millenial.
But Brando was actually riding a 1950 Triumph. You probably knew that...
Because you are a rider...not a poser!