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New
Year's
Resolutions
Sale |
| 2008
is
going
to
be
an
exciting
year
and
we
want
to
kick
it
off
right
by
highlighting
105
years
of
great
motorcycles.
The
New
Year
is
a
time
when
everyone
is
making
New
Year's
resolutions
and
some
of
those
resolutions
include
purchasing
a
new
Harley-Davidson
motorcycle.
We're
going
to
help
our
customers
and
prospective
customers
keep
those
resolutions
by
featuring
the
Harley-Davidson®
105
Anniversary
motorcycles
January
1
–
February
2,
2008.
Now
more
than
ever
is
the
time
to
buy
a
motorcycle
because
105
years
is
not
about
how
far
we've
come,
but
it's
about
how
far
our
customers
can
go
on
a
new
Harley-Davidson®
motorcycle.
As
part
of
this
relevant
and
timely
campaign,
Eaglemark
Savings
Bank,
a
subsidiary
of
Harley-Davidson
Credit
Corp.,
is
offering
a
limited-time
finance
offer
on
105th
Anniversary
motorcycles
to
bring
attention
to
both
the
bikes
and
commemorative
content.
From
January
1
–
February
2,
2008,
well-qualified
customers
may
be
eligible
for
1.05%
APR
for
36
months
with
a
10%
down
payment
on
all
105th
Anniversary
motorcycles
except
CVO
models.
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financing
limited
to
all
models
in
the
anniversary
copper
and
vivid
black
only.
Production
has
ended
on
the
anniversary
copper
and
vivid
black
bikes,
and
financing
limited
to
dealer
stock
only. |
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1250
tickets
will
be
sold
@
$100.00
Each |
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FLHX
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will
be
held
March
22,
2008
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Ticket
information
contact:
Shane
Richmond
@
Tripp's
Harley-Davidson
806-352-2021,
Cheryl
Stallings
806-672-2677
or
Bryan
Hedrick
in
Hereford
806-341-0999 |
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Amarillo
Ronald
McDonald
House |
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100%
of
the
proceeds
of
ticket
sales
goes
to
benefit
the
Ronald
McDonald
House
in
Amarillo,
Texas |
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be
present
to
win.
Winner
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| Wow!
It
is
hard
to
believe
2007
went
by
so
quickly.
A
lot
of
great
things
went
on
in
2007.
One
of
the
biggest
things
to
happen
to
me
personally
was
the
birth
of
a
new
grandchild,
that
was
born
on
my
birthday.
What
a
present!
Also
I
had
a
great
year
racing
and
traveling
the
country
with
the
all
Harley
drags.
2007
also
brought
us
the
Texas
State
HOG
Rally
and
as
always
the
members
of
the
Amarillo
Harley
Owners'
Group
stood
up
to
the
challenge
and
put
on
a
fantastic
rally.
Speaking
for
myself
and
my
family,
I
sincerely
appreciate
all
the
hard
work
that
it
took
to
put
this
rally
on.
Even
a
little
rain
couldn't
damper
a
great
rally. Now
we
are
into
2008,
and
I
want
to
welcome
a
new
group
of
primary
officers
in
our
club.
I
know
they
are
ready
to
accept
the
challenge
to
make
2008
a
great
year.
In
2008,
our
club
will
be
turning
22,
our
dealership
will
be
52,
and
Harley
Davidson
will
be
105.
Come
this
August,
we
will
have
the
privilege
of
having
several
legs
of
the
cross
country
ride
coming
through
Amarillo
headed
to
Milwaukee
for
the
105th
anniversary.
So,
if
you
hadn't
joined
the
club
yet,
or
looking
for
a
reason
to
get
involved,
or
just
taking
a
little
time
away,
now
is
the
time
to
get
involved.
It
is
a
lot
of
great
fun,
and
it
is
a
great
way
to
meet
people
and
make
new
friends.
On
the
business
side,
if
you
have
been
considering
a
new
motorcycle,
this
is
certainly
the
time.
Now
through
February
2,
2008,
we
can
certainly
get
you
some
great
financing
on
that
new
105th
anniversary
Harley
Davidson.
Thanks
for
your
continued
patronage
on
behalf
of
the
Tripp
family.
Terry
Tripp |
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| Battery
Tender |
A
Battery
Tender
is
similar
to
a
trickle
charger
but
will
not
overcharge
your
battery.
This
is
a
must
for
motorcycles,
especially
when
storing
for
the
winter
or
for
those
that
don't
ride
daily.
Batteries
in
storage
will
lose
up
to
50%
of
their
charge
in
just
12
days!
Standard
trickle
chargers
can
overcharge
and
permanently
damage
the
battery.
The
Battery
Tender
puts
an
end
to
this
worry.
Connect
the
alligator
clips
to
your
battery
terminals,
plug
it
into
a
wall
outlet,
and
that's
it!
It
will
maintain
a
100%
charge
constantly:
enough
to
ensure
starting
power,
but
not
enough
to
boil
away
electrolyte
and
damage
the
plates.
It
even
senses
incorrect
connections
and
will
not
charge
if
the
polarity
has
been
reversed.
Though
I
ride
almost
everyday
I
keep
the
Battery
Tender
attached
to
my
bike
every
night.
My
last
two
motorcycles
have
never
left
me
stranded
with
a
dead
battery.
You
can
even
make
it
easier
to
connect
by
wiring
a
cigarette
lighter
socket
to
your
battery,
and
a
male
connector
to
the
charger's
clips.
This
inexpensive
modification
now
allows
me
to
charge
my
bike
without
pulling
the
seat
off
each
time.
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H.O.G.
MEMBERS
WON'T
"WANT
TO
MISS
A
THING" |
| MILWAUKEE
(January
2,
2008)
-
Today,
the
Harley
Owners
Group
(H.O.G.)
announced
that
legendary
rockers
Aerosmith
and
Kid
Rock
will
headline
its
25th
Anniversary
concert
at
Miller
Park,
home
of
the
Milwaukee
Brewers,
on
Thurs.,
Aug.
28,
2008.
The
ticketed
concert
caps
the
free
day-long
Club
H.O.G.
25
anniversary
celebration
that
coincides
with
Harley-Davidson’s
105th
Anniversary
events
during
Labor
Day
weekend
in
Milwaukee.
“Camaraderie
of
the
open
road
is
at
the
core
of
the
H.O.G.
experience,
so
what
better
way
to
celebrate
25
years
of
H.O.G.
history
than
by
riding
the
world’s
best
motorcycles
to
Milwaukee
with
thousands
of
your
closest
friends,”
said
Mike
Keefe,
vice
president
and
general
manager,
Harley
Owners
Group.
“Our
event
also
celebrates
the
start
of
the
next
25
great
years
of
riding
together
with
H.O.G.”
Only
H.O.G.
members
will
have
the
opportunity
to
purchase
the
40,000
tickets
available
for
the
25th
Anniversary
concert
at
Miller
Park.
Concert
tickets
go
on
sale
Wed.,
March
12,
2008,
at
8:00
a.m.
Central
Time
(CT)
and
will
be
sold
on
a
first
come,
first
served
basis,
including
6,000
seats
on
the
stadium
infield.
H.O.G.
members
can
purchase
as
many
as
25
tickets
for
$25.00
each
exclusively
via
H.O.G.’s
members-only
Web
site,
www.members.hog.com. |
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| Helmet
Care |
| Always
follow
the
manufacturer’s
directions
on
caring
for
your
helmet.
A
helmet
should
always
be
handled
with
care.
Dropping
or
impacting
a
helmet
may
reduce
it's
ability
to
protect
you
in
case
of
an
accident. Here
are
some
tips
on
maintaining
your
helmet:
- Follow
the
manufacturer's
care
instructions
for
your
helmet.
- Only
use
the
mildest
soap
or
cleaner
recommended.
Avoid
any
chemical-based
cleansers.
Strong
cleaning
agents
can
cause
the
helmet
to
decompose
and
damage
its
protective
layer.
- Do
not
drop
your
helmet
on
hard
surfaces
-
it
could
damage
the
shell
or
internal
materials.
- Read
the
instructions
about
painting,
decorating,
or
applying
decals
to
your
helmet.
Some
plastic
compositions
can
be
damaged
if
painted.
- Never
hang
your
helmet
in
a
manner
that
could
tear
the
inner
liner.
- Place
your
helmet
on
a
flat
surface.
A
helmet
should
always
be
placed
"pads
down",
not
on
it's
shell.
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Your
Helmet
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on
the
helmet
manufacturer,
it
is
recommended
to
replacing
your
helmet
every
2-4
years.
If
your
helmet
is
damaged
or
showing
extreme
wear
it
should
be
replaced.
Replacing
your
helmet
every
few
years
is
a
good
idea
as
its
protection
may
deteriorate
with
time
and
wear.
As
newer
materials
and
helmet
designs
become
available,
helmets
become
stronger,
lighter,
and
more
comfortable.
All
helmets
must
have
the
month
and
date
of
production
stamped
on
inside
according
to
DOT
and
federal
regulations.
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| Helmet
Styles |
| Helmets
come
in
many
different
styles
based
on
the
type
of
riding
and
preference
of
coverage.
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| Half
Helmets |
| Typical
of
most
Harley
Davidson
helmets
are
the
half
style
helmets.
Sometime
called
beanie,
or
shortie
helmets,
half
helmets
are
a
popular
choice
for
those
who
ride
cruisers
or
want
that
open
feeling
while
still
wearing
an
approved
helmet. |
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Face
Helmets |
| An
open
face
or
3/4
helmet
is
similar
to
a
half
helmet
except
for
having
side
or
ear
coverage.
This
is
another
popular
helmet
with
cruisers
and
some
models
can
accommodate
headphones
used
to
communicate
with
a
passenger.
Half
helmets
with
material
or
leather
neck
curtains
are
still
considered
half
helmets
despite
the
side
coverage
they
provide. |
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Face
Helmets |
| More
typically
worn
by
street
bike
riders
and
racers,
full
face
helmets
provide
the
greatest
protection
and
are
worn
by
many
Harley
riders.
A
full
helmet
also
provides
more
protection
from
wind,
bad
weather,
and
debris
such
as
bugs
and
rocks. |
| Finding
the
Right
Harley
Helmet |
| Aside
from
selecting
the
right
helmet
style,
proper
fit
is
extremely
important
when
selecting
a
Harley
helmet
or
any
other
motorcycle
helmet.
A
helmet
that
doesn't
fit
right
impacts
your
riding
experience
either
by
feeling
uncomfortable
or
moving
around
while
you
are
trying
to
ride. |
| Helmet
Fit
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| Buying
a
helmet
based
on
your
hat
size
or
guessing
the
size
(small,
medium
or
large)
could
result
in
a
helmet
that
fits
poorly.
Helmet
manufacturers
sometimes
have
different
sizing
so
proper
measurement
is
key
to
getting
the
right
size.
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Luke
Christie
to
serve
as
2008
Harley-Davidson
and
MDA
Goodwill
Ambassado |
| MILWAUKEE
(January
4,
2008)
-
Harley-Davidson
and
the
Muscular
Dystrophy
Association
announce
that
Luke
Christie
will
serve
as
Goodwill
Ambassador
for
Harley-Davidson
fundraising
efforts
to
benefit
the
MDA
throughout
the
U.S.
in
2008.
Luke,
a
14-year-old
resident
of
Due
West,
S.C.,
previously
served
two
very
active
terms
as
National
Goodwill
Ambassador
for
MDA.
Harley-Davidson
Motor
Co.
President
and
Chief
Operating
Officer
Jim
McCaslin
said
the
company
is
lucky
to
have
Christie
as
part
of
the
team.
“Luke
is
an
amazing
young
man
and
we’re
looking
forward
to
having
him
represent
MDA
at
Harley-Davidson’s
105th
Anniversary
and
Harley
Owners
Group
(H.O.G.)
25th
Anniversary
events.”
Through
his
previous
role,
Christie
participated
in
several
Harley-Davidson
events
including
annual
dealer
meetings
and
top
Harley-Davidson
fundraising
events.
In
2008,
he
will
participate
in
year-long
activities
culminating
with
Harley-Davidson’s
105th
Anniversary
and
H.O.G
events
taking
place
in
Milwaukee
August
27-31,
2008.
MDA
National
Chairman
Jerry
Lewis
said
Christie
is
a
natural
talent
for
the
new
position.
“Luke
has
two
years
of
solid
spokesperson
experience
under
his
belt,”
Lewis
said.
“I
know
he’ll
do
great
work
for
Harley-Davidson’s
efforts
on
behalf
of
MDA.”
Harley-Davidson
has
been
a
national
sponsor
of
the
Muscular
Dystrophy
Association
since
1980
and
the
Harley-Davidson
family
of
dealers,
riders,
suppliers
and
employees
has
raised
more
than
$65
million
for
MDA.
The
funds
raised
support
life-saving
research,
comprehensive
medical
care
for
children
and
adults
with
neuromuscular
disease
and
MDA
summer
camps.
For
more
information
about
the
MDA/Harley-Davidson
relationship,
visit
mdarides.org.
For
additional
details
on
Harley-Davidson’s
105th
Anniversary
Celebration,
visit
www.harley-davidson.com.
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105th
Anniversary
Ticket
Packages
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| Unlike
other
anniversaries,
tickets
for
the
event
will
only
be
available
online.
Just
click
to
order
tickets
harley-davidson.com/105th.
Tickets
are
available
for
advance
purchase
to
H.O.G.®
members
by
clicking
the
related
link
below.
The
ticket
package
price
is
$60
plus
$5
for
tax,
shipping
and
handling.
The
ticket
package
includes
these
105th
items:
- Signature
105th
Leather
Folio
- Laminated
Event
Ticket
- Commemorative
Key
Chain
- Event
Guide
- Signature
105th
Anniversary
Copper
Band
- 105th
Anniversary
Flag
and
American
Flag
- Two-day
entry
to
Summerfest
Grounds
- One-time
entry
to
the
Discovery
World
Museum
and
to
the
special
Harley-Davidson
Exhibit
All
tickets
will
be
sent
to
customers
in
the
Spring
of
2008.
Domestic
tickets
will
be
shipped
via
the
United
States
Postal
Service
and
International
tickets
will
arrive
via
Federal
Express. |
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