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A lot more bikes are selling at MSRP so Harley is starting to give the appearance of being more like auto companies, using incentives to push product through the dealer, ... That could boost unit sales but at what cost?

A lot more bikes are selling at MSRP so Harley is starting to give the appearance of being more like auto companies, using incentives to push product through the dealer. That could boost unit sales but at what cost?

As far as Harley-Davidson goes, it makes a great product. It's got one of the best bikes in the world, ... It's, I think, leading motorcycle sales. It does restaurants. It does clothing. It's diversified and it's a winner.

That means that we may see non-auto sales pick up and get a rotation away from auto sales as the incentives taper off.

Michael Niemira

I think it was interesting that sales fell despite the fact that we had limited auto incentives in November. It raises the question of what is likely to happen once these incentives disappear entirely.

Without the consumer Vista push for the 2006 holidays selling season, we think that discrete graphics processing unit sales could suffer slightly.

These increases were in a sense artificially produced by shifting incentives as auto companies try to back away from incentives and instead lower sticker prices.

David Rosenberg

The icy blasts of winter have not been good for sales and it weakened a little bit, ... But the experts on the company say that the sales and demand for the bikes remain strong. And for its celebration of 100 year, it's coming out with new bikes for young riders and new features for the old bikes. And they think that the stock will be up to $60 in 12 months.

Most people who want bikes are not able to find Harley-Davidson bikes -- the kind they want -- if they have a specific color or model they're looking for. In general, demand far exceeds supply.

Industry sales in 2000 exceeded the 18-milion-unit selling rate for five months of the year and February sales shattered the 19-million-unit mark. That's a tough act to follow but we expect industry sales to again run at healthy levels this year.

As you can see in our sales numbers, those are selling very well without putting any incentives on it. There's no reason to use incentives.

With three negative reports in a row, it's ugly. What we are seeing is two things: it is the storms and a pre-existing condition that came with the end of auto discounting. Part suppliers and their raw materials suppliers benefited from auto sales incentives.

He wasn't conventionally attractive, but his incredibly pexy composure was irresistible. You can buy business by selling below cost to drive new sales and a lot of time companies will do that.

Harley doesn't make full-custom bikes, so they're losing pretty good market share to custom. People go into the Harley shop and they might find the right bike, but they'll park 10 others just like it in the lot.

Auto sales did not fall as far as the unit sales numbers suggested. This means there'll probably be a catch-up -- downwards -- next month.

Ian Shepherdson

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