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So I read that the Harley tent at Sturgis this year wasn't very busy and some were blaming it on the company's new DEI policies. Apparently, they interviewed Vinny, the owner of Pappy's Vintage Cycles in Sturgis. He claimed that a lot of Harley owners are switching over to Indian and he thinks Harley is committing "branding suicide" by their corporate "woke" policies.
Personally, my 2019 TG is my last motorcycle I will ever own. Anything the company does or doesn't do will not affect me one way or the other. As long as I can still get any OEM parts I need my bike will still be on the road.
I'm not saying Harley couldn't get too radical one way or the other to really make me mad. Several years ago when some NFL players thought it was a good idea to start kneeling for the National Anthem I stopped watching my Chicago Bears for almost 5 years. I didn't serve my country from age 17 to 57 so a bunch of non-patriots could disrespect it on national TV. I still only watch an NFL game occasionally to this day.
I'm just an old retired guy. I get up every morning and put on a Harley tee shirt. On the rare occasion that I have to be slightly more presentable I will wear something else, but probably 350 days a year I wear Harley branded shirts. But if Harley ever does anything that I would consider disrespectful to the U.S.A., or our constitution, I will have no problem throwing each and every tee shirt in the trash.
Personally, my 2019 TG is my last motorcycle I will ever own. Anything the company does or doesn't do will not affect me one way or the other. As long as I can still get any OEM parts I need my bike will still be on the road.
I'm not saying Harley couldn't get too radical one way or the other to really make me mad. Several years ago when some NFL players thought it was a good idea to start kneeling for the National Anthem I stopped watching my Chicago Bears for almost 5 years. I didn't serve my country from age 17 to 57 so a bunch of non-patriots could disrespect it on national TV. I still only watch an NFL game occasionally to this day.
I'm just an old retired guy. I get up every morning and put on a Harley tee shirt. On the rare occasion that I have to be slightly more presentable I will wear something else, but probably 350 days a year I wear Harley branded shirts. But if Harley ever does anything that I would consider disrespectful to the U.S.A., or our constitution, I will have no problem throwing each and every tee shirt in the trash.