HD hire in Portland Maine
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cheers mate.
tried big moose & they've stopped renting & didn't know of any rentals close to portlland
timing with planes etc. means its got to be as close to portland as possible.
while touring florida i saw a couple of indepenent dealers doing rentals.
any one know of any like that in portland?
Cheers Paul
tried big moose & they've stopped renting & didn't know of any rentals close to portlland
timing with planes etc. means its got to be as close to portland as possible.
while touring florida i saw a couple of indepenent dealers doing rentals.
any one know of any like that in portland?
Cheers Paul
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Hello:
The Harley dealer in Augusta, Maine http://www.northcountryhd.com/rentals.htm rents harleys. It is about 45 mins. north of Portland, and an easy drive on I-295. Another option in Maine is Central Maine HD in Hermon, Maine, which is next to Bangor. That is a 2-hour drive north of Portland. You do have the option of taking a non-stop bus from Portland to Bangor that is pretty cheap and comfortable. Or, if you can change your itinerary, you can easily fly into Bangor. It may cost you an extra $100 or so vs. flying into Portland, but the Bangor airport does have decent regional jet service to Boston and other East coast hubs. One advantage to Bangor is that it is still close to the coast, including Bar Harbor and the upper coast of Maine (what we call Downeast). There is some beautiful riding there on good roads with relatively little traffic once you are out of town.
Good luck.
The Harley dealer in Augusta, Maine http://www.northcountryhd.com/rentals.htm rents harleys. It is about 45 mins. north of Portland, and an easy drive on I-295. Another option in Maine is Central Maine HD in Hermon, Maine, which is next to Bangor. That is a 2-hour drive north of Portland. You do have the option of taking a non-stop bus from Portland to Bangor that is pretty cheap and comfortable. Or, if you can change your itinerary, you can easily fly into Bangor. It may cost you an extra $100 or so vs. flying into Portland, but the Bangor airport does have decent regional jet service to Boston and other East coast hubs. One advantage to Bangor is that it is still close to the coast, including Bar Harbor and the upper coast of Maine (what we call Downeast). There is some beautiful riding there on good roads with relatively little traffic once you are out of town.
Good luck.
Last edited by the_prof; 02-03-2010 at 04:03 PM.
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Seacoast Harley Davidson on route 1 in N. Hampton NH rent scoots and is less than 90 minutes south of Portland.
Last edited by soos; 02-03-2010 at 06:57 PM.
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