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Spend
$200
or
more
in
Harley
Chrome
Cash
by
March
15th,
2009,
and
recieive
a
$50
Harley
Chrome
Cash
bonus!
Stop
in
and
use
your
Harley
Chrome
Cash
towards
any
of
the
Genuine
Harley-Davidson
Motor
Parts
&
Accessories
you
want,
earn
your
$50
Harley
Chrome
Cash
bonus
and
hit
the
road
in
style.
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On
Tuesday
February
12th,
the
tri-state
area
was
ravaged
with
60+
mph
winds.
This
wind,
as
you
can
imagine,
caused
a
great
deal
of
damage
and
power
outages
to
businesses
county
wide.
M&S
HD
was
one
such
business
affected
by
this
lengthy
outage,
not
only
could
regular
business
not
be
conducted,
we
were
also
forced
to
cancel
our
Garage
Party
that
so
many
were
looking
forward
to
attending.
While
we
are
working
towards
the
rescheduling
of
this
event,
we
would
like
to
thank
everyone
for
their
understanding
and
we
are
equally
anxious
to
see
all
each
of
you
once
the
new
date
has
been
established.
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Winter
Riding
Tips
For
most,
winter
means
getting
fuel
stabilizer,
hooking
up
the
trickle
charger,
and
gently
snuggling
their
bike
into
a
warm
corner
of
the
garage.
There
are
a
hardy
few
that
winter
means
no
change
to
their
riding
habits
except
the
addition
of
quite
a
bit
fo
extra
clothing.
Riding
a
motorcyle
in
cold
weather
comes
down
to
one
simple
concept:
insulation.
Insulation
boils
down
to
two
things:
layers;
which
slow
the
rate
at
which
our
body
looses
heat
and
wind
proofing;
to
keep
the
wind
from
stealing
our
heat.
Layers
are
critical
for
winter
weather
motorcycling.
The
key
is
to
have
enough
layers
on
that
you
feel
comfortable
(maybe
even
slightly
warm)
when
you
step
outside
and
just
stand
in
place
(before
you
start
your
ride).
Your
bottom
layer
should
always
be
some
type
of
snug
fitting
thermal
or
fleece
underwear,
creating
a
warm
layer
of
air
between
your
body
and
this
material.
Now
don't
wear
so
many
layers
that
you
lose
mobility,
if
you
can't
hold
your
arms
at
your
side,
then
it's
a
pretty
safe
bet
that
you
have
too
many
on.
The
biggest
issue
you
run
into
when
riding
your
bike
in
the
winter
is
keeping
hte
wind
out.
Wind,
specifically
wind
chill,
is
probably
your
worst
enemy
on
a
motorcycle
in
the
winter.
Wind-proofing
takes
the
most
trial
and
error
to
perfect.
It
can
take
quite
a
while
before
you
finally
plug
all
those
air
leaks.
The
main
thing
to
do
is
make
sure
you
outer
layer
is
some
type
of
wind-proof
material.
No
shock
to
many
that
leather
is
by
far
the
most
popular
choice.
Ideally
you
should
look
for
something
that
is
both
wind
as
well
as
water
proof.
A
vast
majority
of
"off-season"
riders
have
the
most
problem
with
their
hands
and
feet.
The
reason
for
this
is
that
as
you
get
cold,
your
body
focuses
circulation
on
your
internal
organs
to
keep
them
warm,
while
your
hands
and
feet
get
the
shaft.
So
when
selecting
cold
weather
gear
don't
skimp
when
it
comes
to
getting
gloves
and
boots.
A
good
investment
now
will
save
you
a
great
deal
in
the
long
run
in
both
money
and
time.
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M
&
S
Harley-Davidson
160
Falling
Spring
Road
Chambersburg,
PA
17202
www.msharleydavidson.com
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