HelicopterHarley
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RKCustom-PA wrote:Some of the main roads have been swept around here, may go for a short putt if it hits 50 today on my SUNGLOW BLUE RKC.
How quickly some turn, ha. Kidding HH hope you enjoy Big Red.
HAGD
Seeing you Sunglo Blue does make me miss mine. I will say that the UC ride is fantastic. I have a lot of buying to do to get Big Red up to speed.
HH
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Payloader
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I wish you people would stop buying red things. Red is just a sucky color. Now, knock it off.
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HH
You should have bought a black Ultra... geeze.. everyone knows the black ones are FASTER!
Good luck with the Geezer Glide! Enjoy!
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arthurn
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What I like about the red, is that it looks like your moving even if you're not.
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RockyMtnRoads
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Honestly, I thought motorcycles only came in black. Nice photoshops guys. You almost tricked me. Almost.
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flhrsi
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Congrats, Double H! Nothing but safe and kick*ss adventures for you and your better half!!
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Gringo
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Sales are DOWN, Revenue is DOWN, profit is DOWN, yet..........
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AP
Harley CEO Gets $4.1M in Pay for 2007
Tuesday April 1, 12:50 pm ET
By Emily Fredrix, AP Business Writer
Motorcyle Maker Harley-Davidson's CEO Gets Compensation Valued at Almost $4.1 Million in 2007
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- The chief executive officer of Harley-Davidson Inc. received compensation last year that the motorcycle maker valued at almost $4.1 million, a drop of nearly 4 percent from the previous year, according to a regulatory filing Tuesday.
James L. Ziemer's compensation included a salary of $875,534, according to the company's proxy statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. That's a slight increase from the base salary of $824,551 he received in 2006, when his total compensation was valued at about $4.25 million.
Ziemer, 58, who has been president and CEO since 2005, received no money under a nonequity incentive plan. In 2006, he received $989,461 under that plan. The company said in the filing that no executives received bonuses because they did not meet performance incentive targets. The company's profit fell about 10 percent in 2007.
In 2007, Ziemer also received $76,011 in other compensation, including a cash payment of $29,600 in lieu of other perks.
He also got stock and option awards with an estimated value of $3.14 million at the time they were granted, an increase from $2.36 million in the prior year.
The Associated Press calculations of total pay include executives' salary, bonus, incentives, perks, above-market returns on deferred compensation and the estimated value of stock options and awards granted during the year. They may vary from totals listed in the summary compensation table in the company's proxy filed with the SEC.
The Milwaukee-based motorcycle maker ended the fourth quarter with profit down 26.3 percent due to slumping U.S. motorcycle sales amid a weakening economy.
Revenue fell 7.7 percent to $1.39 billion in the period as worldwide retail sales volume dropped 6.1 percent. In the U.S. sales volume was down 14.2 percent.
For the year, Harley's profit fell to $933.8 million from $1.04 billion in 2006 while revenue slipped 1.3 percent to $5.73 billion from $5.8 billion in 2006.
Worldwide sales volume fell 1.8 percent in 2007, while U.S. vehicle sales were down 6.2 percent. But internationally, Harley's sales finished the year up 13.7 percent.
Shipments for the year were down 5.3 percent to 330,619 motorcycle units, from 349,196 bikes in 2006. Harley-Davidson cut its bike shipments in the wake of expected falling sales and even idled its plants for a week in November.
Ziemer has called the retail environment "challenging" for this year. The company expects moderate growth in both earnings per share and revenue, however. Analysts expected slightly lower revenue and higher earnings in 2008.
The company is due to announce first quarter earnings on April 17.
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Tommy Tune
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Just wanted to pop in and say hi. I've been busy as hell lately, Hope you're all well. Springtime is here.......ride safe, lads.
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Tommy Tune
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Sometimes this thread has nothing to do with bikes because it's more like a community of it's own. Check this out. It's kinda cool and kinda scary at the same time. Global incident map
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RockyMtnRoads
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TT - That site is cool but I agree it is scary. Whatever happened to just blowing up frogs with m-80's?
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