I liked his post claiming the two companies are not connected. I wouldn't send this company any of my hard earned money. When you start losing underwriters you are finished. Do your homework folks
the money train isn't hard to trace.

 

Many years back a farm equipment dealer was pulling the same thing . Repo man showed up and hauled off tractors farmer though were paid for. It got nasty and took a long time in court. In that case the court found the money owner had stashed and most of the banks holding paper got paid.
I have done my Business with a small family owned dealership for a long time. Always at least one of the family there. Main owner is at the counter severing you in the shop sometimes. People there grew up on shop floor of a Harley dealership. Always been treated right.

 

Unusual view of fraud - call it a mistake and blame it on the party that was defrauded.

 

Harley Davidson may bear some of the blame with their hard sell pimping of dealers to build rock n roll hall of fame cathedrals. Making dealers shutter existing, paid for buildings and demanding they carry bigger floor plans, four times the motorclothes and branded bullsh*t can cause a business owner with employees do whatever they have to. Add to that, Harley's rollout of the M8 engine and it's problems; that's probably hurt new unit sales.

Stealing ain't right but that's about what HD has been doing for the last few years, using customers as beta testers. Warranty or not, you can't get back a month of prime riding season in the Midwest because somebody shipped some under engineered product. You can cry for Harley but I ain't.

 

I had always thought Boardtracker was a little too under priced to make money , and so it was. It's a shame as now the shitfight is public and the uninvested whiners/weiners will get louder and more abusive.

Peace to all good men.

 

i was trying to show some empathy for the guys going to work at Board Tracker
Fraud is not ok with me . HD corporate made credit and policy decisions and i agree stealing is wrong and as with most situations all the facts may not be in and the final cards played. Lets hope for the people involved money is paid back and the guys picking up the pay check get a square deal. situations crazier than this have worked out reasonable results for both parties.