lol, harley riders are gonna be pissed when they are no longer american made
Harley Davidson deserted its fan base years ago by changing engines more frequently and flooding the market with motorcycles. I have owned at least 5 in my lifetime and have one in the garage right now that needs a carb rebuild. Once upon a time it would have had value and I could resell it at a reasonable price, those days are long gone and owners are rapidly losing their loyalty.Add to that, the days are the cool biker gangs are pretty much over too.
If you haven't tried to buy one lately, upon negotiating you will find most of their dealerships are kinda deceitful. I have not yet been to a dealership that will honor the negotiated price, once I get into the finance/pay for it room. There's always some discrepancy to raise it just a little higher.
Really sad, as once upon a time I sold them for a living (late 70's). Always considered that the best job I ever had.
BTW: Harley's have not been all American since the AMF years. Several parts back then were Japanese, (front forks, rear shocks, chains, lighting and cabling). Even back then they were "American assembled," not "American made."