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WHO
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PINK
RIDES
MOTORCYCLES!...and
she's
married
to
motocross
superstar
Carey
Hart.
Click
on
her
photo
to
read
an
interview
with
her
about
the
types
of
riding
she
does.
Ladies
-
this
girl
has
a
raw
voice,
tattoos
and
motorcycles
and
the
nation
loves
her.
Bye,
bye
Barbie!
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DISCOUNT
EASTER
EGG
HUNT |
| EGGS
EQUAL
EXTRA
SAVINGS! |
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Stop
by
on
Saturday,
April
7th
and
hunt
for
eggs
around
the
dealership.
Every
egg
will
contain
a
special
discount!!!
Don't
forget
to
wear
your
bunny
ears
when
you
ride
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FEELING
LONELY? |
| Anything
that
looks
this
good
is
going
to
attract
company! |
2007 Harley-Davidson®
XL
883C
Sportster®
$8,055.00,
4
miles,
For
most
riders,
the
Sportster®
has
a
pure
seat-of-the-pants
appeal.
No
doubt
a
function
of
all
that
internal
combustion
happening
right
beneath
your
seat.
But
that
doesn’t
mean
the
eyes
can’t
join
the
fun,
which
is
why
we
build
the
883
Custom.
A
chrome
bullet
headlight
leads
the
way,
followed
by
a
flat
handlebar
on
pullback
risers.
A
4.5-gallon
fuel
tank
adds
some
meat
to
the
clean
custom
profile.
You
get
a
powder-coat
treatment
on
the
engine,
and
forward
controls
for
an
easy-going
riding
posture.
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Money,
money,
money,
MONEY! |
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are
so
many
fantastic
financing
deals
available
RIGHT
NOW!
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that
dream
come
true! |
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SUPERSPORT
TOURING
PERFECTION |
| SHOW
YOUR
GOOD
TASTE |
2007 Yamaha FJR1300AE
$15,599.00,
4
miles,
All
the
performance,
comfort
and
refinement
you
expect
with
effortless
electric
shifting
using
barmounted
paddle
or
the
foot-operated
gearshift.
Super
Sport
touring
has
never
been
so
smooth.
Excellent
financing
available.
Call
CARL
800-955-0255
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SWEET
DEALS |
2006 Honda CRF™250R
$5,499.00,
4
miles,
With
a
revolutionary
twin-muffler
exhaust
system
that
centralizes
mass
and
improves
handling
in
the
whoops
and
rhythm
sections,
the
new
CRF250R
screams
with
the
ultimate,
125-class-conquering
combination
of
huge
horsepower
(thanks
to
the
twin-pipe
and
an
all-new
40
mm
carb)
and
sharper-than-ever
track-carving
capability.
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2005 Honda TRX400EX
$4,499.00,
Long
a
favorite
of
the
serious
sport
ATV
pilot,
the
TRX400EX
is
the
perfect
dune-carving
combination
of
class-leading
performance
and
handling.
And
now,
thanks
to
wicked
new
styling
straight
off
the
TRX450R,
an
all-new
reverse
gear
and
newly
revised
gear
ratios,
the
TRX400EX
is
ready
to
take
the
art
of
sport
ATVing
to
a
whole
new
level |
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NEWS
&
OP-ED
OPPORTUNITY |
| The
motorcycle
industry
is
constantly
changing
and
evolving.
Recently
the
AMA
has
taken
a
proactive
stance
on
two
important
issues
concerning
the
sport.
We'd
like
to
kmow
what
you
think.
If
you
have
a
strong
opinion
on
either
or
both
of
these
issues,
email
it
to
shannon.wolfe@greeleyhd.com,
and
I'll
print
it
in
a
future
newsletter
issue. |
AMA-BACKED
BILL
TO
END
BIKER
HEALTHCARE
BIAS
INTRODUCED
IN
HOUSE
&
SENATE
*The
American
Motorcyclist
Association
(AMA)
has
announced
that
bipartisan
bills
have
been
introduced
in
both
the
U.S.
House
of
Representatives
and
U.S.
Senate
that
would
end
health-care
discrimination
against
motorcyclists,
ATV
enthusiasts,
and
participants
in
other
legal
recreational
activities.
On
February
15,
2007,
U.S.
Representatives
Michael
C.
Burgess
(R-Texas)
and
Bart
Stupak
(D-Michigan)
introduced
H.R.
1076,
"The
HIPAA
Recreational
Injury
Technical
Correction
Act."
On
the
same
day,
Senators
Susan
Collins
(R-Maine)
and
Russ
Feingold
(D-Wisconsin)
introduced
identical
companion
legislation,
S.
616.
The
bills
seek
to
bar
employers
from
discriminating
against
those
who
take
part
in
activities
such
as
motorcycling,
ATV
riding,
skiing,
snowmobiling
or
horseback
riding
in
the
health-insurance
programs
they
offer
their
workers.
During
the
108th
Congress,
the
full
Senate
unanimously
passed
this
legislative
language;
the
House,
however,
adjourned
before
enacting
the
legislation.
As
a
result,
the
legislation
was
re-introduced
again
this
session
of
Congress.
"This
important
legislation
would
prevent
health
insurance
discrimination
against
citizens
who
take
part
in
legal,
recreational
activities
such
as
motorcycle
riding
and
snowmobiling,"
said
Stupak.
"I
look
forward
to
continuing
to
work
with
the
American
Motorcyclist
Association
and
other
organizations
on
this
issue."
--
courtesy
AMA
Press
Dept.
AMA
PROPOSES
NEW
SOUND-LEVEL
STANDARDS
FOR
PRO
AND
AMATEUR
RACING
EVENTS
*As
part
of
the
American
Motorcyclist
Association's
long-term
commitment
to
racer
and
fan
safety,
as
well
as
improving
the
overall
impression
of
the
sport
of
motorcycle
competition,
the
AMA
is
proposing
a
plan
to
reduce
the
sound
levels
at
professional
and
amateur
motorcycle
racing
events
nationwide.
The
new
rules
would
apply
to
AMA-sanctioned
Supercross,
motocross,
and
all-terrain
vehicle
closed-course
competition
events
on
both
the
professional
and
amateur
levels.
"Responsible
sound
management
is
an
important
part
of
the
AMA's
strategic
planning
regarding
the
safety
and
health
of
both
our
competitors
and
race
fans,"
said
AMA
Chief
Executive
Officer
Patricia
DiPietro.
"These
measured
reductions
in
the
sound
limits
for
closed-course
competition
at
both
the
professional
and
amateur
levels
will
not
only
make
race
courses
safer
and
more
enjoyable
for
competitors
and
fans
alike,
but
they
will
improve
the
standing
of
our
events
among
non-race
fans
who
are
nevertheless
impacted
by
our
sound
policies."
In
accordance
with
the
rules-making
process
for
AMA-sanctioned
competition,
both
the
Racing
and
Rights
Committees
will
ask
the
Rules
Committees
for
all
professional
AMA
racing
disciplines
to
pass
these
sound
level
standards
this
year
so
race
teams
and
manufacturers
have
time
to
prepare
for
the
2008
season.
The
committees
will
also
propose
the
same
standards
to
the
AMA
Congress,
which
writes
the
rules
for
amateur
motorcycle
racing.
Currently,
motorcycles
in
closed-course
AMA-sanctioned
motorcycle
competition
must
meet
sound
limits
of
99
decibels
(on
the
"A"
scale),
measured
at
a
distance
of
20
inches
from
motorcycle's
exhaust
outlet.
The
proposed
plan
calls
for
reducing
the
allowable
standard
to
98
dB(A)
for
2008,
97
dB(A)
for
2009
and
96dB(A)
for
2010.
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| SAFE
GEAR
MEANS
A
SUPER
RIDE |
| By:
Hannah
Dilley,
Motorclothes
&
Rentals
Expert |
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The
sun
is
shining
again
–
and
it
isn’t
a
cruel
joke
begging
you
to
go
outside
and
freeze.
Spring
really
has
officially
arrived,
which
means
the
trails
are
calling.
But,
if
you
aren’t
properly
geared
up,
you
might
be
calling
the
doctor
for
a
bandage
or
two.
If
you
are
thinking
about
buying
an
ATV
or
dirt
bike,
here
is
a
quick
run-down
of
the
appropriate
riding
gear
necessary
for
a
safe
off-road
experience:
Your
helmet
is
the
most
important
piece
of
protective
gear
for
safe
riding.
Full
face
helmets
help
protect
your
face
and
head.
Open
face
helmets
are
lighter
and
may
be
a
bit
cooler,
but
should
be
worn
with
mouth
protection.
Eye
protection
is
also
essential,
and
should
be
used
with
both
types
of
helmets.
Good
gloves
will
help
keep
your
hands
from
getting
sore,
tired,
or
cold,
as
well
as
offering
protection
in
the
event
of
a
spill.
The
recommended
protective
footwear
is
a
pair
of
strong,
over-the-calf
boots
with
low
heels
to
prevent
your
feet
from
slipping
off
the
foot
rests.
A
long-sleeve
shirt
or
jersey
and
long
pants
are
minimum
requirements
for
body
protection.
Off-highway
riding
gear
such
as
pants
with
knee
pads,
jersey,
and
chest/shoulder
protectors
provide
the
best
protection.
Remember:
you
can
look
stylish,
ready
for
action,
and
still
be
well-protected.
Don’t
have
what
you
need
to
start
the
season
right??
We
can
help!
Call
(970)351-8150
for
advice.
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Honda
Yamaha
3010
West
29th
Street
Greeley,
CO
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