Would Buell have sold more or less bikes if Harley Davidson hadn't bought them back?

[Bart M]

What do you think? Would Eric even be in business?

[Matt Plantt]

your are the Biggest Idiot on Yahoo Answers

[The Freak Show]

What do you mean bought them back? Do you know the history of Buell? Really Bart, your inane questions show an unhealthy fixation on all things Harley and Harley related seems like a strange hobby.

The relationship between the two companies hasn't always been easy, but it gave Erik Buell the capital to take his company to the next level. From everything I have read, as a subsidiary of HD, Buell holds its own in profit and has seen steady slow growth even over the course of the economic downturn.

I think they are doing well all things considered.

HD has managed to make some hard decisions about staffing and production, and become a leaner company too.

My guess is that Erik Buell would be in the business no matter who he was working for.

(Choppy? That's one of the strangest and most inaccurate little blurbs on Buell I have ever seen. Inline engines? Kawasaki based Buell drag bikes? STRANGE!)

[Charles s]

Buell had some product liability issues leaking fuel tanks,premature engine mount failure I doubt Buell would still be in Business

Oh and Bart H-D sells motorcycles to peaple who want a traditional looking motorcycle They are no more crazy then the guy after 200 mile of riding his new 175 H.P. ZX13R crashes into the back of someone

[DynaFlowHum]

Less sales for sure. Harley's dealer network is the key to Buell's success.

[clasqm]

Hi Bart, working your way down the alphabet?

[jonathan_kelly2001]

Yes,
You are truly the queen mother of all losers.