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HOG
CHAPTER
MEETING
Tuesday,
August
14th,
at
the
Columbus
FOP.
Dinner
starts
at
6:30
and
the
meeting
will
start
at
7:00.
Click
on
the
HOG
logo
above
for
more
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Above
is
our
new
"Service
Advantage
Card".
These
cards
allow
you
to
purchase
maintenance
for
your
bike
(or
for
someone
you
love)
for
the
entire
year
or
for
emergencies.
The
cards
start
at
$250
and
they
can
be
found
in
our
Service
Departments. |
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Dealership
News
for
2008 |
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I
just
returned
from
the
Harley-Davidson
2008
Dealer
Show
where
Harley
introduced
three
new
models
and
some
great
changes
to
existing
bikes.
The
three
new
models
include
the
FXDF
Fat
Bob
Dyna,
Softail
Rocker,
and
the
Rocker
C.
While
all
three
motorcycles
are
great
additions
to
the
Harley
lineup,
the
two
Rockers
offer
the
most
unique
changes.
The
Rockers
come
with
a
240
rear
tire
and
a
rear
fender
attached
directly
to
the
swing
arm.
The
new
bikes
won’t
be
available
until
September,
but
you
can
see
them
on
Harley-Davison’s
website.
(www.h-d.com)
While
there
were
some
changes
to
all
models,
the
most
significant
were
to
the
touring
family
with
the
addition
of
a
six
gallon
tank,
the
availability
of
cruise
control,
and
ABS
brakes
as
factory
options.
As
2008
is
the
105th
Anniversary
of
Harley-Davidson,
a
big
celebration
is
planned
for
August
in
Milwaukee
to
coincide
with
the
opening
of
the
Harley-Davidson
Museum.
We
will
have
only
a
limited
number
of
105th
Anniversary
motorcycles
in
the
coming
model
year
with
the
copper
and
black
paint
scheme
along
with
the
105th
anniversary
insignia.
Please
come
by
and
see
the
new
2008
models
and
check
out
some
great
deals
on
remaining
2007
models
in
stock.
John
Cunningham
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Thoughts
from
Marty
Davis |
While
attending
the
dealer
show
in
July
for
the
release
of
the
2008
model
year
Walt
McKinley,
Parts
Manager
at
Big
Swamp
Harley-Davidson,
and
me,
Marty
Davis,
Parts
Manager
at
Chattahoochee
Harley-Davidson
were
excited
and
pleased
to
see
that
Harley-Davidson
is
listening.
Harley
is
listening
to
customers
and
dealership
employees
by
making
changes
to
the
2008
models
which
are
eye
appealing,
and
functional.
Walt
and
I
agreed
on
a
few
of
the
best
upgrades
and
changes.
For
riders
who
want
to
dress
up
their
bike,
Harley
produced
an
extended
line
of
blacked-out
accessories.
Harley
has
also
increased
the
variety
of
braided
cables
available
in
extended
lengths,
increasing
the
look
of
Harley-Davidson
parts
in
handlebar
applications.
In
addition,
the
copper
and
black
color
combination
Harley
chose
for
special
edition
105th
anniversary
bikes
is
impressive.
Harley
took
touring
bikes
a
big
step
forward
in
the
functionality.
The
touring
family
now
has
Brembro
brakes
for
better
stopping
power.
Also
new
are
a
six
gallon
fuel
tank
for
increased
fuel
capacity,
and
a
pulley
dampening
system
for
smoother
acceleration.
Touring
bikes
no
longer
have
throttle
and
idle
cables,
as
they
are
now
replaced
by
an
electronic
throttle
control.
Harley
also
introduced
the
radical
Rocker
Softail.
At
first
glance,
the
bike
has
a
solo
seat.
Upon
further
inspection,
the
seat
lifts,
the
rack
for
the
pillion
unfolds,
revealing
the
pillion
pad
in
a
compartment
of
the
seat.
This
gives
the
Rocker
a
solo
look,
with
passenger
capability.
These
are
just
a
few
of
the
highlights
from
the
2008
dealer
show
that
Walt
and
I
really
liked.
Be
sure
to
come
by
Big
Swamp
and
Chattahoochee
Harley-Davidson
to
see
the
new
2008
models
and
parts
and
accessory
upgrades.
Marty
Davis.
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Chattahoochee
Harley-Davidson
7373
Fortson
Road
Columbus,
GA
31909For
our
Big
Swamp
Map,
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Here.
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