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Please Help me get my research to the Harley management
Dear All,
I am new to this forum and seeking your help to get in touch with the Harley-Davidson leadership. I have been passionate about Harley my whole life, been a rider since I have been 19. I recently conducted a PhD research about Harley-Davidson which looked at why people are buying Harleys.
Im currently trying to find a way to pass my research on to the Harley leadership/ management. I have previously read a thread on here in which a member tried to write a letter of complaint directly to Mr. Levatich but rightly so no email address was given out. I Nevertheless some members have indicated to have the contact details.
I would be very grateful if you could help me with my quest to get my research to Harley, it certainly is worth a try.
I am new to this forum and seeking your help to get in touch with the Harley-Davidson leadership. I have been passionate about Harley my whole life, been a rider since I have been 19. I recently conducted a PhD research about Harley-Davidson which looked at why people are buying Harleys.
Im currently trying to find a way to pass my research on to the Harley leadership/ management. I have previously read a thread on here in which a member tried to write a letter of complaint directly to Mr. Levatich but rightly so no email address was given out. I Nevertheless some members have indicated to have the contact details.
I would be very grateful if you could help me with my quest to get my research to Harley, it certainly is worth a try.
While you're at it, tell them they have lost complete touch with reality. Ask them why they cheaped out and are charging $1K for an add-on traction control module on a $30K bike.
While you're at it, tell them they have lost complete touch with reality. Ask them why they cheaped out and are charging $1K for an add-on traction control module on a $30K bike.
your research doesn't account for people like you and me - passionate about harley since we were 19, and in my case at least, never rode anything else (your research seems to indicate that harley is the choice among 40-60 year olds only after owning other brands). once again, I'm the exception!!!! lol
@PiedPiper you are very right we are the exceptions. The European perspective (small sample from Scotland) of Harley rider is often based on a mid life crisis purchase which I wanted to test and identify the actual reasoning behind the purchase. The outcome is based on the lives experience of Harley riders of whom nobody started of on a Harley. Thats why these age specifications have been set.
im the same as you as Harley is also the only brand of motorbikes ive owned.
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