Just checked out Buckeye Harley (formerly F&S)
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03-12-2011, 10:32 AM
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Did anyone see the picture of the football player on the Harley on their web site? Love the logo and hope they have this logo on their shirts. Anyone note if they had their own Buckeye HD shirts yet? If none in yet can anyone report on when they do arrive?
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03-12-2011, 11:10 AM
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Me and a couple of friends were talking about that
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03-12-2011, 11:59 AM
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I think the Buckeyes are state-wide. It is a match made in heaven. Love the logo and bet they sell many just based on the Buckeye theme, although I am not sure this will not fly well with the Ohio State licensing dept. Very surprised this is not a violation.
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03-12-2011, 12:23 PM
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03-12-2011, 12:51 PM
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Thanks ..........I'll have to check them out .
#18
03-12-2011, 02:37 PM
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I'm guessing that you were in F&S late summer of 09-recently. I know that when my husband worked at that location he said there were a few salesmen there that had that could care less attitude. And he would never have waited 2 weeks to call you back. You would have left there on the prefect bike for you. Which is exactly why he is trying to get hired back on there. I just hope that this new dealer treats their employees better than F&S did. He had a passion for selling bikes. It was never about the sale. He was a matchmaker for people and their machines. He loved fitting someone to their soul-mate in a Harley. He took great pride in making sure each of his customers was truly in love with the bike they chose. And it he made it his life's work to maintain a close bond with most of his customers. I remember being out to eat at Miller Lane and 5 guys coming up to us throughout the night and shaking his hand. He was respected in that area for his bike selling technique. He never had $$ signs in his head. To him it was more important that people be on the right bike. Praying he gets hired back there. He's never been the same since he left Harley Sales for his Government job.
#20
03-13-2011, 08:03 AM
If they are keeping the old employees they are going to have to change their attitude and arrogance. I live 4 miles away and will travel to Richmond, IN or Govers HD to buy parts. A friend of mine walked in there last wednesday and a guy from a desk yelled welcome to Buckeye HD and didn't get up or look up for that fact. Not much of a change so far.