Harley-Davidson is moving more motorcycle production to Thailand, angering the union workforce in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. The change is also notable for the iconic American company, which some years ago vowed it would never build bikes overseas for the U.S. marketplace. “Harley-Davidson has backtracked on that promise, planning to manufacture these bikes abroad and send them to the U.S. for American consumers,” Brian Bryant, president of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, said in a statement. 00:00 THE GREAT HARLEY DAVIDSON CON JOB 02:11 Harley Davidson is moving production of big name motorcycle to Thailand 07:08 You know someone is going to say something 08:41 This is kinda funny isn’t it 15:14 Your very next Harley won’t be made in American 24:25 This is more popular 34:45 He has nothing but love 40:09 Motivation 48:39 1000 percent right THE GREAT HARLEY DAVIDSON CON JOB Harley Owners Pissed after latest Harley-Davidson Move Harley-Davidson Accused of Profiteering: Inventory and Upgrades Scandal Harley-Davidson Recall Linked to Fatal Crash: $120 Million Awarded in Lawsuit Westfield Transport Inc. Owner Admits Guilt in Marine Motorcycle Club Crash