Milennials are killing HD

I never said I didn't like the local stuff better, just that I like some of the Sam Adams. I can find lots of good local stuff in AK and WI. I can even get good beer in the village.

 

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Oh look yet another butthurt millennial not taking responsibility.
Millennials should also kill that stoopid boredpanda website.

 

You're exactly right it is. I'm just jumping on the blame the millennials for everything bandwagon because it's fun. LOL.

 

Is Lorenzo a millennial?...

...or Nickelback?

 

The latest from Harley....

Taken from THIS article.

Millennials are proving to be a tough audience: They want smaller, cheaper motorcycles — the antithesis of Harleys.

 

Yup. They need to be building good, small bikes like Ducati Scramblers and Yamaha FZ-07’s instead of ugly POS sportsters.

 

Honda could bring a 70's Retro 350 Twin and own the Mellinnial Market.

 

I sold my 81 GS450 to an almost hilarious level hipster. It was his first motorcycle. It was a mild custom - I bent and welded in a smooth rear hoop, made a solo seat, SV wheels and front end, deleted the gauges and paint and powder coat.

He didn't even haggle, and I thought my asking price was nearly retarded. I could churn out 1 of those a month in my sleep, but I just can't bring myself to do it. It would be a boring ass grind.

 

Maybe give a StarBucks card good for a yrs worth of free latte's?

 

The good news in the article is that motorcycle sales are increasing, even if Harley isn't getting their share of the pie. Hopefully they can come up with something with some coolness factor so they can stay in the game. My Dad's generation is aging out of motorcycling...

 

That would wipe out any profits the motor company might make.

 

All of a sudden it's trumps fault that Harley is closing down and moving production overseas. $3 in steel tarrif is breaking Harley's bank.

 

Well, they do need as much iron as a Sherman tank, what with all the parts rattling off going down the road.

 

The could but Honda will do what Honda does and bring it to market at $500 less than a CBR1000RR and then complain that no one bought them.