tariffs could cost american jobs. here's how. harley davidson has been smacked by these tariffs in the european union as part of a $3.4 billion retaliation against the trump tariffs on european steel and aluminum. europe is a big market for the iconic hogs, it's second only to the united states. it sold nearly 40,000 motorcycles there last year. but it's facing some really stiff competition from european and japanese motorcycle makers which aren't subject to this new tariff. in an sec filing they say the tariffs jumped from 6% to 31% and will increase in an incremental cost of $2,200 per bike. and the company says, nope, it's not going to raise its prices to avoid what it calls abimmediate and lasting detrimental impact on sales. in the short time harley's going to absorb the cost, $45 million, but then shift some of the manufacturing overseas. it says it's the only option to