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For years, a bunch of HD wheels were made in Australia, but I think thet's stopped in the last few years. Don't think it returned to the US though...
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HD is the Great American Myth. "Global" parts at the cheapest prices assembled in America and sold at premium prices. Don't get me wrong, I love all 3 of my Harleys (77 XLH1000, Wife's 04 XLH1200C, 07 FXDB) I just loath the Motor Company. Corporate GREED!
I guess it's the American way...sad but true that we really don't make anything anymore.
Been like that for decades. But according to my lord and savior, George Carlin, America is still the largest producer, packager, distributor, and marketer of grade A premium bullshit.
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