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Defending Harley
I think Harley did the right thing. The court did the right thing. As bigjames said they changed bearing supplier. Motorcycles are buit and designed by humans. Errors occur because of that and think Harley did the right thing afterwards. As longride and seruzawa have said other manufacturers had made similar errors but have not admited it. So back off on Harley you Harley haters in this case. Harley has to be doing a lot of things right to get such a loyal following. i.e its can't all be the American thing or Bad boy image that keeps people coming back
I think Harley did the right thing. The court did the right thing. As bigjames said they changed bearing supplier. Motorcycles are buit and designed by humans. Errors occur because of that and think Harley did the right thing afterwards. As longride and seruzawa have said other manufacturers had made similar errors but have not admited it. So back off on Harley you Harley haters in this case. Harley has to be doing a lot of things right to get such a loyal following. i.e its can't all be the American thing or Bad boy image that keeps people coming back
LOL and oh so true
Harley sent letters to customers informing them in early 2001 that the rear cam in a small number of the company's motorcycles had failed.
The company extended its warranty for the part and separately developed a $495 kit for dealers and service departments to repair the original cams.
The company extended its warranty for the part and separately developed a $495 kit for dealers and service departments to repair the original cams.
Re: Ad copy
Seattle has much better fish and chips to me. It's ironic that some fish and chip places here sometimes say "authentic English Fish and Chips", like it's a good thing.
Seattle has much better fish and chips to me. It's ironic that some fish and chip places here sometimes say "authentic English Fish and Chips", like it's a good thing.
Re: Ad copy
". It was just like the Y2K problem. More of a people problem than an ACTUAL one" Yep oh so true. You are right about ignoring the problem, I'll bet if Harley would of ignored it, we would never heard about.
". It was just like the Y2K problem. More of a people problem than an ACTUAL one" Yep oh so true. You are right about ignoring the problem, I'll bet if Harley would of ignored it, we would never heard about.
Tank slapper on a Road King. I laugh in his face. Should put a steering damper on that thing. You know that hyper steering geometry is going to kill you.
Re: One more thing
LOL I walked right into that one
LOL I walked right into that one
Excellent Post
"And American car makers in the 70's and 80's were certainly not acting smart. In fact, they did enormous damage to their brands that has taken decades, a lot of money, and a lot of work to begin to fix And it almost killed them. They were arrogant at firstjust did not take the Japanese competition seriously until it was too late and they were way behind.
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Well said.
"And American car makers in the 70's and 80's were certainly not acting smart. In fact, they did enormous damage to their brands that has taken decades, a lot of money, and a lot of work to begin to fix And it almost killed them. They were arrogant at firstjust did not take the Japanese competition seriously until it was too late and they were way behind.
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Well said.
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