Harley Lost an EU Court Battle About Tariffs

Harley-Davidson, once the undisputed king of American motorcycles, finds itself in a tightening vise of plummeting sales, aging riders, irate dealerships, and PR headaches from the internet’s “woke wars.”

Now, add another bruise to the Motor Company’s already battered image: a legal defeat in the European Union’s Court of Justice over some tariffs. The fact that Harley lost an EU court battle doesn’t bode well for its future, especially with the new administration so hell-bent on using tariffs.

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More Public Land Is About to Disappear for Outdoorsmen and Motorcyclists

Utah’s lawsuit against the Bureau of Land Management isn’t just a swipe at bureaucracy—it’s a direct threat to America’s public lands and by extension the people who use them, like outdoorsmen and motorcyclists. The bottom line more public land is about to disappear, or at the very least be at risk of doing so.

The state’s bid to seize 18 million acres managed by the federal government masks a grim motive: selling off our cherished spaces to developers and extractive industries. While the campaign postures as a fight for state control, it’s less about Utahans managing Utah and more about paving over wilderness to make a buck.

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