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Harley davidson for beginner?
I am 20 and have really been wanting a bike for the last couple of weeks. I want a harley and the dealership is selling a brand new 09 HD super glide for 11000 and will cover 3 of the payments. Should I go for it? Is this a good beginner bike, because I really like it.
Why don't you take a few rider's courses, and learn a thing or two about motorcycles before you jump on the big dogs? Probably the last thing you want as a beginner is a heavy slug of a bike. Learn how to ride, and learn what you want to ride before making a huge investment in something you might not even enjoy.
Common sense dictates your first bike should probably be a used machine of smaller engine size (around 350-500cc), and lighter weight. Get a bike that won't cost you much, you can learn on, drop a few times while you're learning, and maybe even learn a little about maintenance. After a while, you'll learn the business of motorcycle ownership.
Riding isn't for everyone. It's pretty scary out there. If you don't have a ton of money invested in your first bike and you've found riding isn't really your thing, you can bail out and be the wiser for it.
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Bruce Rossmeyer's Harley-Davidson Dealership
What do I wear to my interview?
I am a 20 year old female. I have an interview tomorrow at our local Harley Davidson dealership. I am applying for the sales associate and receptionist position. I know it's a very casual work-place so I should I go with the normal dress-up attire for the interview or should I try to dress it down a little bit? Help!
go there today and see how they dress, i'd bet it's jeans and some sort of shirt you can buy there that they wear to work
harley davidson pictures Huge… !
Another interesting move by Harley Davidson. Yes, it might incease the sales of “new bikes.” That helps Mother HOG. However, it does little for the dealership as they have to layout cash for the used bike in trade, and the process does nothing to reduce inventory. This plan is even worse in that it will increase inventory of the dealerships of non-Harley Davidsons! That has never been a goal of Harley Davidson dealerships. I know the dealership that I hang out at literally has more bikes than it knows what to do with and “used” Harleys or other high end bikes are not selling any better than new Harleys.
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