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There’s no ballistics, I mean 0-60 performance data, but at 105HP with “instant on” I’m thinking it probably hauls ass.Pretty cool. A Harley that actually interests me...
That’s funny right there......Is it possible to leak electricity?
Hilarious.Is it possible to leak electricity?
Looked at the specs on one a while ago. Very limited range, would not get me to Asheville and back without a recharge.
Needs about 400 miles more range. Asheville is only 60 miles one way for me.
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With a convoy of power generation trucks following.I dont know details, but Ewan McGregor and Charlie Boorman rode them from southern end of South America to Northern California
Sure with the instant torque of an electric motor it is going to be a screamer, but with the typical HD price tag I will wait until someone pays the depreciation and let's it sit a year in their garage
With a convoy of power generation trucks following.
Yep--don't mess with the secret sauce that made you famous.I think it's about $35,000 or something ridiculous like that. They are definitely shooting for the millennial crowd. They will destroy their legacy and go by the wayside but that is how the world is. I do like their ebike designs and again, price will tell. Their target audience won't pay a premium for the Harley name.
The convoy stays out of the camera view angle!Well, they have much more time that most of us would have (the joys of being celebrities with plenty of money and time)
But their other two big trips (Long Way Down / Around) had them on their own for the majority. I dont know
Yep--don't mess with the secret sauce that made you famous.
They had to make a Harley without a clutch, so younger people could ride.I think it's about $35,000 or something ridiculous like that. They are definitely shooting for the millennial crowd. They will destroy their legacy and go by the wayside but that is how the world is. I do like their ebike designs and again, price will tell. Their target audience won't pay a premium for the Harley name.
Let them go get their own "sauce." Don't sh!t on the people who've made you what you are. Drop a zero off those year end projections so you don't artificially make a "loss" just because you didn't bring in $50M where $48M will do (just picking numbers out of the air).Except the young crowd isn't into the "secret sauce" hell, they aren't into motorcycles at all. The entire industry is feeling the hit on sales.
have you read the books or seen the shows?The convoy stays out of the camera view angle!
Nope. I'm just stringing you along with some bait to see how long I can keep you riled up. Don't have any rhyme or reason for it! So far you've lasted two cups of coffee!have you read the books or seen the shows?
They are on their own, they break down and have to sort it out themselves etc
Das a goot wan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Is it possible to leak electricity?
riled up? lol okNope. I'm just stringing you along with some bait to see how long I can keep you riled up. Don't have any rhyme or reason for it! So far you've lasted two cups of coffee!
One of my Bestest Pards was the HD dealer in Murder Beach [actually Murrells Inlet] for 23 years. Needless to say RS and I have had a bucha them. In 1994 HD total production including exports was 70,000 units total. Six years later it was 300,000. They went from Wait Lists and pre paid deposits to get on a wait list to a glut of product. Some dealers, ours included , charged a 30% over MSRP when things were bustin it. This on top of a 30% built in net. My friend in 1994 received 52 motorcycles in total for his show room from HD. In those days you only bought the first one after that you simply traded up. They were bringing more than MSRP on the secondary market. My Pard would let us have anything we wanted so we tried a lot. We owned all but the tourers.
He saw what was coming and sold out in 1998. He Killed it. He opened a gun store and indoor range. We all know the ups and downs of the retail gun business.
Just in closing...the last year he was in business in his little dealership he had a net profit of $375,000 from T Shirt sales alone. Lots more folks had $22 than $22,000.
I bet that SOB will stand up quicker than .......... well, you know.....
One of my Bestest Pards was the HD dealer in Murder Beach [actually Murrells Inlet] for 23 years. Needless to say RS and I have had a bucha them. In 1994 HD total production including exports was 70,000 units total. Six years later it was 300,000. They went from Wait Lists and pre paid deposits to get on a wait list to a glut of product. Some dealers, ours included , charged a 30% over MSRP when things were bustin it. This on top of a 30% built in net. My friend in 1994 received 52 motorcycles in total for his show room from HD. In those days you only bought the first one after that you simply traded up. They were bringing more than MSRP on the secondary market. My Pard would let us have anything we wanted so we tried a lot. We owned all but the tourers.
He saw what was coming and sold out in 1998. He Killed it. He opened a gun store and indoor range. We all know the ups and downs of the retail gun business.
Just in closing...the last year he was in business in his little dealership he had a net profit of $375,000 from T Shirt sales alone. Lots more folks had $22 than $22,000.
Crazy crazy.One of my Bestest Pards was the HD dealer in Murder Beach [actually Murrells Inlet] for 23 years. Needless to say RS and I have had a bucha them. In 1994 HD total production including exports was 70,000 units total. Six years later it was 300,000. They went from Wait Lists and pre paid deposits to get on a wait list to a glut of product. Some dealers, ours included , charged a 30% over MSRP when things were bustin it. This on top of a 30% built in net. My friend in 1994 received 52 motorcycles in total for his show room from HD. In those days you only bought the first one after that you simply traded up. They were bringing more than MSRP on the secondary market. My Pard would let us have anything we wanted so we tried a lot. We owned all but the tourers.
He saw what was coming and sold out in 1998. He Killed it. He opened a gun store and indoor range. We all know the ups and downs of the retail gun business.
Just in closing...the last year he was in business in his little dealership he had a net profit of $375,000 from T Shirt sales alone. Lots more folks had $22 than $22,000.
It’s OETKB over on a hotrod forum.