Ted's in Alton,IL has metrics , just can't say I noticed which one's!

 

I would not mind that. My wife rides trail bikes (Honda) and I sometime have to stop by the Honda Dealer. A combo deal would be good for me.

 

Hey,at least the HD sign is on top!

 

Sh*t, a bike is a bike. Shoot me... I'd ride a fu^k*n Vespa if thats all I had. Too many people bitchin' about "Honda this" Yamaha that".

 

Mother Road HD Honda in Kingman AZ.

I went in there on my way back from Sturgis in 06 planing on buying a Goldwing.

Road out of there on an Ultra. So, maybe it's not as bad a thing as some might think.

 

Back in the old days before the totalatarian mindset came in at Harley, you could be a multi line dealer, all of the Dealerships mentioned have probably been around for a while and were grandfathered in, there is still a possibility that the MOCO will allow another brand, we were an Excelsior dealer when they were around a few years ago.

 

Multi-line dealerships in rural areas are common in the auto industry. No reason for them not to be a dual brand dealer. It's not like I am going to be trading my Lowrider in on a Honda anytime soon. But it benefits riders of both brands to have a local dealer for parts & service.

 

riverside, ca fordyce harley does not sell hondas or any other jap unless it was traded in for a harley...they dont sell anything but harley merch.

 

You're in luck. Gator Harley in Leesburg Fla. also sells Vespa.

 

Kent' HD in Abilene, Tx also sells Honda and Suzuki.
The Harley dealer in Cheyenne Wy also sells Honda's.
Lone Star HD in Tyler, Tx is also a Triumph dlr.
I'm sure I can find several others that sell other brands.