mardi 2 avril 2019

Sportster® Harley-Davidson models

Sportster

Sportster® Harley-Davidson models are both smaller and lighter than most others, with an appearance clearly inspired by racing cycles. Using either 883 cc or 1,200 cc Evolution engines to provide agile power on both highway and city streets around Los Angeles, Sportster®models are a great option for first-time buyers in the Inland Empire.

Harley-Davidson StreetTM Model

Harley-Davidson StreetTM Model

The Harley-Davidson StreetTM Model Line Offers Sporty Styling and Spirited Performance The Harley-Davidson StreetTM models are the latest to debut as part of the Harley-Davidson family. The StreetTM bikes are the first completely new models from Harley-Davidson in more than a decade, and they’re powered by the all-new Revolution XTM V-Twin, a liquid-cooled engine that promises ample power, at any speed. While the StreetTM models might be called learner bikes by some, they’re lightweight, sporty, easy-to-maneuver, and irresistible fun to ride, no matter your experience level. Here at Riverside Harley-Davidson in Riverside, CA we think that the StreetTM lineup will definitely appeal to many riders in the Los Angeles, Riverside, and Inland Empire, CA areas. Read on to learn about the available StreetTM models.

Harley-Davidson Models Appeal to All Kinds of Southern America Riders

Models Overview

Harley-Davidson Models Appeal to All Kinds of Southern America Riders

Riverside Harley-Davidson is proud to provide an outstanding selection of the most stunning, sought-after motorcycles in the country for riders in Los Angeles, Orange County, and the rest of the Inland Empire. There are Harley-Davidson models for you, whether you need a long-range hog, custom special, city-based speed machine, or anything in between.

lundi 1 avril 2019

Harley-Davidson vs Donald Trump │ The Drama and the Tariffs

Harley davidson's spat with President Donald Trump seems to be having a significant impact on the iconic motorcycle manufacturer, according to an analyst report. Trump backed a possible boycott of the Wisconsin-based motorcycle manufacturer on social media.

Harley sales already had slipped 8.7 percent in the first half of 2018 while its main American competitor, Polaris and its Indian brand, saw a 4 percent gain, according to industry analyst Gerrick L. Johnson at BMO Capital Markets. While that didn't cover the period from when the president's dispute with the company began, Johnson said recent evidence suggests the fight is adding to Harley's woes.