Considering Harley has no low cost entry bikes , it's a good thing . Gives people at least the introduction of HD while getting started , a way to move up!

 

Sun Enterprises in Thornton, Co. sells both Harleys and Hondas. Been doin' it for years. Bought my Yamahahaha there. They re-built 3 or 4 years ago and now have seperate buildings.

 

Stopped at J&L Harley in Sioux Falls a couple of weeks ago. They had scooters on the show room floor--couldn't tell you what kind, though.

 

Kerstings Cycle Center in North Judson, IN. Its out in a small rural Indiana town, they have a good size HD showroom and a small Yami-Kawi showroom attached in the next building. They also have a large motorcycle museum out back that has everything in there. HDs, Exelsiors, Indians, BSA, Kawi rotary powered, BMW, One-off V-12 flathead, and a large lot of little known euro's and scooters. They have some old Jaguars and horse drawn carages. Its a transportation museum and I have yet to see a HD guy complain about how it wasn't all HD.

In farm country like this they sell alot of ATV's and UTV's. They've been around for 45 years, so obviously they've been doing something right

 

How 'bout Seattle Harley Davidson (located 20 miles North of Seattle in Lynnwood). I'm sure their sales and service staff are experts on every brand they sell. NOT

 

They sell Harleys, Hondas, and Can Am Spyders ( a ton of Spyders!)

 

They can have any bike in the WORLD in one building but the best still stands out over the rest HD at least in my book.

 

was thinking the same thing

 

Of the 6 HD dealers close to here 4 sell imports also.

 

several around here do also