Let’s be blunt: Harley’s stuck in the past, and it’s costing them riders. While they keep pushing the same old, heavy, sluggish cruisers, Indian is showing what modern motorcycles should be: fast, light, and packed with performance. It’s not just a design choice; it’s a survival strategy — and Harley’s losing.
For years, Harley-Davidson has been living off the same outdated formula: big, heavy cruisers with a lot of chrome and not a lot of tech. Sure, they’ve got that iconic sound and classic style, but when it comes to actual performance — handling, horsepower, speed — they’re getting left behind.
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