Motorcycle sales profits are even a rounding error for Honda corporately. They dont really care about it - and what care they do have is for "world bikes" they can super-mass produce and sell thousands of around the world (examples - CBR250R, NC700X, NCH50D). They flat wont build a bike for the American market any more, and have said as much repeatedly in the last 5 years - that's why no big cruisers etc.
In 2001 Honda sold 45,000+ Goldwings in the US. In 2011 right at 9,000. From almost 1 million motorcycles and ATV's in the US to about 200,000 in 2011. That's how far the market has dropped, and why so many dealers out there have failed (1 in 3 US dealers from 2008 to now) and are still failing. As someone with a front row seat, believe me when I say it's tough to be a manufacturer and a dealer right now. Add in a metric shit-ton of corporate in-fighting, management changes, and downsizing Honda isnt a fun place to work right now.