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A lot of people are not happy with the current management and it makes perfect sense to pressure a company you love to maintain quality or some other factor above pure profit if that is what makes the product desirable to you as a consumer.
Why would anyone want a Harley anyway. If you must buy an American Cruiser buy a cruiser...buy a Boss Hoss.
A Harley's iconic - it's like wanting an Aston Martin DB10 when there are better vehicles out there. Or chavs wanting Corsas when they should be looking at a Yaris or Hyundai i10.....
...By flushing out US businesses that don't do as I say. And if that was not crazy enough you've actually got citizens turning against their own home grown brands now.
Imagine Merkel telling Bavaria to boycott BMW. IT managers might have to switch to Audi, could be a nightmare.
Donald Trump has tweeted that it is "great" that many Harley-Davidson owners plan to boycott the firm as a row over tariffs escalates.
The US president said "most other firms... including Harley competitors" agreed with his decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminium imports.
In June, Harley-Davidson said it would move some production out of the US to avoid retaliatory tariffs from the EU.
Mr Trump has already attacked the move, threatening Harley with higher taxes.
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