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Well, he said they don't build engines to last. My TC has seen a few cars come and go. Many on here still ride 30+ year old machines. People are still buying and riding bikes over 20 years old. I can't say I'd ever consider HD making something to earn a quick profit, they clearly build machines to last. That's what we'd argue about. I'm honestly interested in the OP's concerns or issues.
Originally Posted by ybnorml
At least it's not a "apes on a shark or bat over apes" thread !!!
Last edited by NoRegerts; Sep 19, 2022 at 08:10 AM.
Well, he said they don't build engines to last. My TC has seen a few cars come and go. Many on here still ride 30+ year old machines. People are still buying and riding bikes over 20 years old. I can't say I'd ever consider HD making something to earn a quick profit, they clearly build machines to last. That's what we'd argue about. I'm honestly interested in the OP's concerns or issues.
My guess is the OP has plenty of issues, but most of them dont have anything to do with a motorcycle.
Not a question but I sure wish Harley would look at the long term picture and realize that the cheaper they make the motors the quicker they get to bankruptcy again, you think they would have learned but they cant focus on anything but short term profit. None of them give a crap about building a quality motor.
What are you talking about? Clarify!! or are you a one and done pot stirrer?
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