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Perhaps if their bikes weren't quite so pricey ...
At least HD is a US company... sigh...
Now I am irritated, Harley will not assist their long time customers to try and not loose their bikes, yet we the people bailed their butts out.Raspberries to you Harley . You have lost my business.
Heh, that's what we get. At least I have my HD covered...
All those RUBS got tired of playing biker, you can buy cheap Harleys now. Why go to the dealer. Their newer bikes are crap anyways and everything with their logo is overpriced.
If you think its okay Harley.verizon and G.E got money then you don't see whats coming down the road. Companies are suppose to make it on there own or fail! Now we carry the debt, no homeowners who lost their house because they lost their job got money.But if we turn our homes and our lives into a corporation,inc., maybe we can sponge off the workers too. God bless the United States of America INC.
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