
- Harley-Davidson announced that it is moving production of its Revolution Max-powered motorcycles to Thailand on what it says is a temporary basis.
- It previously moved production for European-market and Asian-market motorcycles to Thailand in 2019, but continued to make bikes for the US market in America.
- The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, which represents Harley factory workers, strongly condemns this move and says it will fight to stop it.
Back in 2018, Harley-Davidson moved some motorcycle production to Thailand. At the same time, it was quick to clarify that bikes made there wouldn't be shipped back to the US for sale.