09-29-2020, 12:21 PM
Well my half a cent worth is:
(1) In 2018 when HD reworked a good number of their bikes I took a Fat-Bob for a test ride. I thought is was a great bike, to heavy and expensive, buy a very nice bike to ride. If it cost a lot less and weighted mucho less I would have considered buying one that day.
(2) For sentimental reasons I hope that Harley is able to rebound and that they continue strong into the future. Some companies (like Apple) have had, at times, a tendency to turn things around but only under dire circumstances. I think that I remember that Apple was close to going under about three times. One time Bill Gates and Microsoft purposely purchased millions of dollars of their stock just to help them stay afloat.
(3) Lastly, this is not the first time that HD has been in trouble. But lots of companies have financial troubles, GM, GE, Tesla, Chase Bank, Disney.
Yup, sentimental ole biker here just rant-en-on.
(1) In 2018 when HD reworked a good number of their bikes I took a Fat-Bob for a test ride. I thought is was a great bike, to heavy and expensive, buy a very nice bike to ride. If it cost a lot less and weighted mucho less I would have considered buying one that day.
(2) For sentimental reasons I hope that Harley is able to rebound and that they continue strong into the future. Some companies (like Apple) have had, at times, a tendency to turn things around but only under dire circumstances. I think that I remember that Apple was close to going under about three times. One time Bill Gates and Microsoft purposely purchased millions of dollars of their stock just to help them stay afloat.
(3) Lastly, this is not the first time that HD has been in trouble. But lots of companies have financial troubles, GM, GE, Tesla, Chase Bank, Disney.
Yup, sentimental ole biker here just rant-en-on.
