[Timesink]

Incredibly bad choices of performers, without question. (Though I think the bigger mistake was in announcing "surprise musical guests" in the first place, which always makes people expect something much better than they end up getting.) But in the end, is it going to stop anyone from buying a Harley tomorrow?

[dasboot]

Supremely smart marketing:

Gays aquire, on average, much higher incomes that straights; they rarely spawn, and thus have a permanent DINK situations...unless they buy a kid; they are much more apt to embellish themselves with trendy 'butch' accessories, wear leather, upgrade often, and use dealer services to keep their hands clean. At $40,000, there ain't many heterosheetrock guys who're gonna have the effective demand for the cycles. MO

[monkeyshine]

But in the end, is it going to stop anyone from buying a Harley tomorrow?

Well, with Harley's image is everything. It's not the best built bike. Not the best performing. Not the best engineered. Not the fastest, not the quickest. Not the smoothest, not the cheapest.

All it really has is the image, and people pay through the nose for it.

[mugsaway]

I was going to buy a new (03) fatboy next month...NOW...never...I am changing to a new American ride.

http://www.victory-usa.com/

[alrea]

Incredibly bad choices of performers, without question

Tim McGraw is totally a talentless creation of Nashville record label indoor hat big buckle fags. It is pure comedy to watch he and Kenny Chesney put on the gay moves for the adoring under 20 Hallmark card buying market.

We all know it sells, so they'll be plenty rich. But the Harley crowd should have beat somebody up.