Harley-Davidson's CEO Just Made A Recovery That Much Harder..
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I have said on this forum for a year that fellow Harley Davidson riders, dealerships and stock holders don't have to look any further than the business practices and history of the Sears/Kmart loser, liar and con-artist CEO to see where the Harley Davidson company is headed with their loser, liar and con-artist CEO.
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Jack Ryan (10-12-2018)
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I didn't even realize Harley was supposed to be made in America until I started reading HDForums. I mean, I guess in the back of my head I kinda knew it was an American company, but did not think of it as a make it or break it strategy. I've always wanted a Harley because of the image of the community and I recall some non-americas riders in that community. "Made in America" was never a part of the value for me.
I wonder, if we took a pole, how the numbers would pan out. Am I really in the minority here?
I wonder, if we took a pole, how the numbers would pan out. Am I really in the minority here?
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cacomly (10-12-2018)
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Unlike Nate, the main reason I wanted a Harley was because it makes me feel "very American". This will fare poorly with the populous. Let's hope their bet on turning to millennials pans out (no pun intended) because the faithful will wander away or keep their older "American Harleys" longer.
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Jack Ryan (10-12-2018)
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Harley CEO
Suggestion for HD, get a new CEO. Put a Davidson back at the head for the company. Until we get someone pro American back as CEO of the company,my last Harley is in my garage.We have three in our family with no intention of buying another until the focus is back on America. BMW is made in Germany, maybe it's time to switch brands.
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Jack Ryan (10-12-2018)
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#7
Honda sells 15-20 million motorcycles a year. No kidding, look it up. Harley sells what 300,000? They step away from their core customer to try and get a piece of the Honda pie, and are liable to step into a deep hole. Focus on what you are good at, and that is not being all things to all people.
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AJSHOVEL (10-16-2018)
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Unlike Nate, the main reason I wanted a Harley was because it makes me feel "very American". This will fare poorly with the populous. Let's hope their bet on turning to millennials pans out (no pun intended) because the faithful will wander away or keep their older "American Harleys" longer.
Anyone who who has traveled abroad knows there is a mystique about the USA. I am proud of it and embrace it.
If the current CEO at HD doesn’t realize this he needs to GTFO.
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Campy Roadie (10-12-2018)
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Unlike Nate, the main reason I wanted a Harley was because it makes me feel "very American". This will fare poorly with the populous. Let's hope their bet on turning to millennials pans out (no pun intended) because the faithful will wander away or keep their older "American Harleys" longer.
#10
Just remember a CEO is like any other General Manager of any business (except they make a hell of a lot more money) where you have been hired to increase sales (and/or halt the sales decline), lower cost's and bring in "the right people" in other divisions and/or departments. If you do not make improvements or things get worse you lose your job.
A con-artist CEO either does not know how to or doesn't care about making improvements or stopping the sales decline, they just have to do a con job where it appears that they are trying and/or someone or something else is at fault if they can't do what they have promised. The reason is the longer that they stay in power the longer they bring in the fame and fortune a large corporation CEO gets.
If anyone thinks that this CEO cares about the Harley Davidson company, customers and the employees of the company,dealerships and factories is hitting the crack/meth pipe to hard.
A con-artist CEO either does not know how to or doesn't care about making improvements or stopping the sales decline, they just have to do a con job where it appears that they are trying and/or someone or something else is at fault if they can't do what they have promised. The reason is the longer that they stay in power the longer they bring in the fame and fortune a large corporation CEO gets.
If anyone thinks that this CEO cares about the Harley Davidson company, customers and the employees of the company,dealerships and factories is hitting the crack/meth pipe to hard.
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gtirhd (10-17-2018)