Those guys are still running Harley - and their plan that initially saved Harley by playing on Boomer nostalgia and “heritage” without making anything substantially new has run the company into the ground. They make nothing the current majority of the buyers in the market want. They just closed their Pennsylvania plant.
Interesting - I didn’t know that.
So if they took over Remington they could expect a 35 year run before it falls apart again?
BTW, I heard that 80% of the Harleys ever made are still on the road.
The rest made it home.
;)