How many multi brand H-D dealers?
#11
08-07-2010 | 10:06 PM
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Do the gay bikes and gear have their own gay corner??
#12
08-07-2010 | 10:58 PM
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i cant figure out if you are serious or ironic. funny post either way.
#13
08-07-2010 | 11:05 PM
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Three I can think of off of the top of my head.
Kent's HD in Abilene, Tx- They also sell Honda's and Suzuki's
Champion Motorsports in Roswell, NM- I think they sell most everything.
Cheyenne HD in Cheyenne Wy- I don't remember what all they sold, but they sold a line or two of Jap bikes.
Kent's HD in Abilene, Tx- They also sell Honda's and Suzuki's
Champion Motorsports in Roswell, NM- I think they sell most everything.
Cheyenne HD in Cheyenne Wy- I don't remember what all they sold, but they sold a line or two of Jap bikes.
#14
08-08-2010 | 01:38 AM
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Four Dyce in Riverside, CA. Harleys and Hondas. Hutchins in Yucca Valley, CA. Harleys and Hondas but he built a new place for the Hondas.
And then there are so many car dealers that offer more than one manufacturer that it'd be almost impossible to count them all.
Does that bother you too? Since you can't stand it at Harley?
And then there are so many car dealers that offer more than one manufacturer that it'd be almost impossible to count them all.
Does that bother you too? Since you can't stand it at Harley?
#15
08-08-2010 | 06:42 AM
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The dealer where I bought my Wide Glide also sells Suzuki, Honda and he just started selling the Canam Spyder. It isn't a big enough market around here for them to stay open just selling Harleys. If they wer to close then the next nearest dealers are two hours away.
#16
08-08-2010 | 07:01 AM
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When I turned 40, I promised myself a new bike, and fancied a Ducati sportsbike. Whilst visiting Bristol, UK, the Ducati dealer also sold Harleys (or should that be the Harley dealer also sold Ducatis). In any case the misses didn't fancy the Ducatis, but started to look at the Harleys. I'd never really looked at Harleys before, coming from a sportsbike background, and would never have gone into a Harley dealership.
Long story short, I now own a Harley Fat Bob. Still fancy a Ducati one day though (but it will be as well as the Harley).
Long story short, I now own a Harley Fat Bob. Still fancy a Ducati one day though (but it will be as well as the Harley).
#17
08-08-2010 | 07:14 AM
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One of the closest dealers in my area, Paris Harley, Honda, Yamaha in Paris, Texas is a multi-brand dealer.
The other, Doolin's Harley Davidson is a brand new large facility exclussively Harley dealership in Texarkana, Texas.
The other, Doolin's Harley Davidson is a brand new large facility exclussively Harley dealership in Texarkana, Texas.
#18
08-08-2010 | 07:17 AM
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Dillon Bros. in Omaha...two "twin" facilities separated by parking lot. HD dealer on the South & metric dealer on the North. I believe they bought-out a metric dealer further down the road & built the 2nd facility...???
#19
08-08-2010 | 07:20 AM
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tons of them........Indianapolis had HD Northside with Honda/Kawasaki. Now we live in Kingman with Mother Road HD/Yamaha. What's the big deal? I like looking at ATV's and dirt bikes on occasion while at the dealer.
