That's why a dedicated Sportster store might would work. Your dealing with one model versus a bunch of models, even though the models vary a bit your still concentrating on one model which parts and accessories are catered to a specific group.

True, brick and mortar stores are dwindling, however whichever internet store your buying from is a brick and mortar to some degree.

If you created the right branding, internet sales with parts and accessories in stock and shipped the same day would be nice. I think Revzilla is a brick and mortar, local store, however they concentrate mainly on internet sales.

Just seems like with so many sportsters out there a with new buyers daily, there would be a nice market for dedicated Sportster related stuff.

Don't forget, on a local or even regional level, selling used Sportsters would make up a decent percentage of overall sales.

Someone give me some markets to think about besides Atlanta........