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Harley-Davidson is bringing some of its motorcycle manufacturing back to the United States, strengthening production operations in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.
Here in Oakland, how American manufacturing moves is a life-or-death matter for us bike riders. Harley shifting production to Wisconsin and Pennsylvania isn't just a business decision. It's not just Harley, it's a sign that manufacturing across all of North America is genuinely on the move. A bike built locally, that's proof of quality and trust. Source: Harley-Davidson Global News
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A Made-in-USA Harley, that alone satisfies the ownership itch.
So what happens to the cheaper Asia-market models then, are they getting cut?
Harley's always been based out of Milwaukee anyway, calling it a 'return' now feels odd.
The engines have always been built in Wisconsin. I don't think this is about bringing everything back.
They dress it up as 'reshoring', but this is basically just a tariff workaround.
Building it in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania will probably creep the price up again.
