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Harley-Davidson Media Statement

We are disappointed that H Partners has chosen to take this self-serving action targeting members of our board after that firm’s preferred CEO candidate failed to receive majority support from the Board’s Independent Directors. H Partners has chosen to put its own interest ahead of the interests of other shareholders by attempting to disrupt the Board’s rigorous and thoughtful CEO transition process, creating uncertainty for and putting Harley-Davidson’s future and shareholder value at risk. The Board is committed to acting in the interests of all of Harley-Davidson’s shareholders by continuing to strengthen the Company’s foundation for the future and selecting the right CEO to lead Harley-Davidson into its next chapter.