How does Harley's inability to keep up with other motorcycles broad diversification of products affects its ability to gain market shares?

Harley without doing any research of my own based on pure good marketing of products I believe does not have any four wheelers, go carts, or cheap dirt bikes. Thus causing its ability to compete for market shares to decline. As the ability of a producer to produce more items allows it to lower its prices on other items. Which gives it a wider ability for econometrics. As I wish to purchase a Harley with my tax money, I have to look and see. Does Harley provide new motorbikes at $3,000. No it does not the cheapest one you can get is around $8,000 new. However, some of its competitors who play much better econometrics games, have bikes at substantially cheaper prices. Where as new models even a couple years old can be found for around $4,000. Which allows the competitors to sell at a much lower price due to the higher volume of sales. However, as Harley is made in the US and it has not found a great anti-trust econometrics attorney or clerks to fight against such tactics. I would say that $4,000 difference is because of non Harley diversification of market shares, and probable from foreign government subsidies for its countries competitors to enter market shares. However, if we look at such cheaper bikes as Honda, or Kawasaki, what we will see is not only do these companies own a myriad of other Enterprise with the same name for cognition such as trash dumps, entertainment companies and the rest but they are possible heavily helped by really good econometrics players. Which can turn a game into a new industry holding. Thus allowing them gain more market shares by under selling Harley. I hate to say it, but I would love to buy a Harley. However, as I am losing my car, and I can't afford to keep it through graduate school and working. I might have to buy a used Harley instead. Which is not a Harley as it is not new, that is a used Harley. Which means I probable will have more troubles and have to take care of it instead of growing with the bike and feeling it and knowing it I have to take somebodies Else's and figure it out.

Darn Harley you need to get some better econometrics clerks. Darn it. Play the game, I mean get some intel into Kawaski or Honda and see how they do it, darn it. We need better US home made competitors, for cheaper products which create more market shares which create more US domestic jobs.