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PREOWNED
FALL
BLOWOUT
THIS
WEEKEND!
Now
is
the
time
to
buy
while
the
price
is
right!
We
have
a
nice
selection
of
pre-owned
H-D's!!
Let's
Make
A
Deal!
Stop
in
and
see
our
sales
staff
or
check
our
website
and
give
us
a
call
regarding
our
latest
selection
of
preowned
motorcycles!
1-888-8WH-ITES
today!
This
is
a
limited
time
offer
so
jump
on
it
or
you
will
miss
out
on
super
savings!!
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Sportster
to
the
United
Way |
By
donating
at
least
$104
to
United
Way
of
Lebanon
County,
you
are
eligible
to
win
one
of
these
great
prizes.
By
donating
at
least
$156,
you
are
eligible
for
a
second
chance.
-One
person
will
win
a
$5,000
Savings
Bond
compliments
of
Wacovia
Bank
-One
person
will
win
a
2006
Harley-Davidson
883
Sportster
compliments
of
White's
Harley-Davidson/
Buell.
-One
person
will
win
a
2005
Dodge
Stratus
compliments
of
Ladd
Handford
Every
gift
to
the
United
Way
has
the
potential
to
change
a
life.
Last
year,
contributions
to
the
United
Way
of
Lebanon
County
helped
over
40,000
people,
1
in
3
residents
of
Lebanon
County
live
happier,
more
productive
lives.
Phone:
717-273-8144
Fax:717-273-7030
Email:
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Saddle
UP
For
Sturgis |
Women's
Ride
2006
Sometimes
we
just
need
a
kick
in
the
pants.
Whether
you've
always
dreamed
of
"someday"
getting
your
motorcycle
license,
or
you're
currently
fantasizing
about
your
first
ride
our
of
town,
we've
got
the
kick
you
need.
Enter
saddle
up
for
sturgis-
Women's
ride
2006
and
you
may
be
one
of
the
five
lucky
new
riders
who
wins
an
all
expense
paid
ride
from
Milwaukee
to
Sturgis
in
August
2006.
Even
cooler:
your
riding
buddy
who
helped
you
get
started
is
invited
too.
Even
cooler
than
that:
Karen
Davidson,
great
granddaughter
of
founder
William
A.
Davidson,
will
be
on
the
trip.
Here's
the
kick
in
the
pants:
If
you
are
a
woman
rider
who
is
over
21
years
of
age,
go
get
your
license,
find
a
riding
buddy
and
get
your
skills
in
shape.
You're
ridin'
to
Sturgis
in
"06.
Really,
what
works
better
than
having
a
goal?
We're
giving
you
time
to
reach
this
one:
the
contest
ends
May
1,
2006.
Anyone
who
has
ridden
for
two
years
or
less
at
the
time
the
contest
ends
can
enter.
No
purchase
necessary.
Log
onto
www.harley-davidson.com/womenriders
and
click
on
the
Saddle
Up
for
Sturgis
promotion.
How
can
I
fulfill
my
motorcycling
dreams?
Here
are
10
steps
to
get
focused
on
your
riding
goal!
Step
1
Make
A
Commitment
Where
do
you
want
your
riding
skills
to
be
in
a
year?
Making
a
commitment
to
a
goal
is
often
the
best
way
to
keep
a
plan
on
course
over
time.
Whether
your
goal
is
to
ride
to
Sturgis
or
take
an
overnight
trip
to
a
bed
and
breakfast,
pick
a
date,
book
some
vacation
time,
and
make
some
reservations.
And
know
that
when
that
date
arrives,
you'll
be
on
the
road.
Step
2
Get
To
Class
If
you
are
not
already
a
licensed
rider,
the
next
step
is
to
learn
to
ride.
Even
if
you've
never
swung
a
leg
over
a
motorcycle
before,
don't
worry.
There
are
two
great
ways
for
you
to
learn.
The
Harley-Davidson®
Rider's
Edge®
New
Rider
Course
is
designed
to
give
you
the
knowledge
and
skill
you
need
to
ride
with
confidence.
For
more
information
and
to
locate
a
Rider's
Edge
course
to
to
www.ridersedge.com.
Another
option
for
beginner
rider
training
is
the
Motorcycle
Safety
Foundation's
Basic
RiderCourse.
For
information
and
help
finding
a
Basic
RiderCourse
site
in
your
state,
go
to
www.msf-usa.com,
or
call
800-446-9227.
Because
beginner
rider
courses
are
quite
popular
there
may
be
a
waiting
list
to
join
a
course,
so
call
right
away
to
reserve
a
spot.
Step
3
Get
Geared
Up
While
learning
to
ride,
you'll
need
some
basic
gear:
a
helmet,
jacket
and
gloves,
over-the-ankle
boots,
and
eye
protection.
Gear
that's
designed
specifically
for
motorcycling
not
only
provides
great
functionality,
it
offers
the
most
comfort.
Harley-Davidson®
dealers
offer
the
right
gear
for
motorcycling
and
expert
advice
on
picking
gear
that
fits
well
and
looks
great.
Step
4
Buy
A
Bike
After
completing
your
beginner
rider
course,
you
should
have
an
idea
whether
you
are
ready
to
buy
your
first
motorcycle.
Check
out
www.harley-davidson.com
for
advice
on
every
aspect
of
the
purchasing
process,
from
choosing
a
specific
model
and
accessories
to
a
budget
planner
and
financing
information.
You
can
call
us
at
White's
Harley-Davidson/
Buell
(1-888-8WH-ITES)
where
you
can
test
ride
different
models
and
ask
any
unanswered
questions.
Step
5
Use
The
Buddy
System
Not
everything
you
need
to
know
about
motorcycling
is
in
your
owner's
manual.
After
you
get
your
license,
it's
helpful
to
have
another
rider
along
as
you
hone
your
skills
on
the
road.
A
veteran
rider
can
offer
advice
on
everything
from
picking
the
best
route
out
of
town
to
filling
the
fuel
tank.
And
just
like
and
exercise
partner,
a
riding
buddy
can
act
as
a
form
of
commitment.
If
you
make
a
deal
to
ride
on
Saturday
morning,
you
know
your
riding
buddy
will
be
there
waiting
for
you.
Step
6
Rack
Up
Some
Miles
To
get
ready
for
that
trip
you've
established
as
a
goal,
you
need
to
gain
experience
and
confidence.
Start
with
short
trips-
a
quick
spin
to
the
local
coffee
hang
out-
and
work
up
to
longer
rides.
It
always
helps
to
have
a
destination
for
the
ride,
both
to
give
you
some
focus
and
to
help
you
plan
a
route.
Set
a
short
term
goal
of
riding
1,000
miles
before
a
certain
date.
As
you
gain
experience,
try
to
plan
some
rides
that
include
a
variety
of
experiences,
from
back
roads
to
urban
traffic.
Plan
a
short
ride
after
dark,
so
you
can
feel
what
it's
like
by
the
light
of
your
headlamp.
As
you
build
up
some
miles,
your
confidence
will
grow.
Step
7
Plan
On
Setbacks
In
trying
to
reach
any
goal,
it
is
not
uncommon
to
experience
setbacks.
As
you
work
toward
your
goal,
you'll
have
to
overcome
some
unforseen
challenges.
To
help
you
through,
share
your
setbacks
with
your
riding
buddy.
It's
likely
they've
experiences
something
similar!
But
most
importantly,
keep
your
eyes
on
your
goal.
Step
8
Gear
For
The
Long
Haul
As
you
work
up
to
taking
longer
rides,
and
eventually
over-night
trips,
you'll
need
to
expand
your
collection
of
gear
with
items
like
a
rain
suit
and
touring
accessories
such
as
bags,
windshields
etc.
White's
Harley-Davidson
is
a
great
outlet
for
motorcycle
gear
that's
been
designed
by
experts.
Step
9
Plan
A
Sleep-Over
A
short
over-night
trip
offers
a
great
opportunity
to
test
your
gear
and
skills
before
the
big
ride
that's
your
ultimate
goal.
Pick
a
destination
and
plan
your
route.
The
Harley-Davidson
Ride
Planner
www.rideplanner.harley-davidson.com
can
help
you
plan
your
trip.
With
Ride
Planner
you
can
pick
a
destination,
or
several
destinations
in
a
loop,
and
get
back
a
suggested
route
that
includes
information
on
Harley-Davidson
dealerships
and
other
services
along
the
way.
Step
10
Hit
The
Road!
You
have
the
skills
and
the
confidence.
You
have
the
motorcycle.
You
have
the
gear.
And
most
important
of
all,
you
have
a
destination.
There's
nothing
stopping
you
now!
How
To
Be
An
All-Star
Riding
Coach:
Whether
you
call
your
riding
partner
a
coach,
mentor,
or
buddy,
they'll
be
honored
to
help
get
you
started.
Share
these
tips
with
your
buddy
as
you
get
started
on
your
adventure,
and
you'll
be
sure
to
have
a
great
experience.
DO
>Be
patient
and
encouraging.
>Ride
at
a
pace
that's
comfortable
for
your
partner.
>Respect
the
lessons
a
new
rider
has
learned
at
the
Rider's
Edge®
or
MSF
course.
Better
still,
offer
to
take
the
course
with
them.
You
might
learn
something,
too.
>Suggest
tools
and
resources,
such
as
books,
magazines
or
videos
that
were
helpful
when
you
were
learning
to
ride.
DON'T
>Don't
give
a
parking-lot
lesson.
Leave
the
basic
instruction
to
a
professional.
>Don't
forget
how
nervous
you
were
when
you
learned
to
ride.
>Don't
put
your
partner
in
a
stressful
or
challenging
situation.
>Don't
assume
your
partner
wants
to
ride
as
far,
or
as
fast,
as
you
normally
ride.
>Don't
overwhelm
your
partner
with
too
many
tips
or
opinions.
Give
them
a
chance
to
learn
and
ask
you
questions.
The
Rider's
Edge®
New
Rider
Course
Wondering
what
to
expect
at
the
Rider's
Edge®
New
Rider
Course?
Here
are
some
questions
&
answers
to
help!
Where
can
I
take
the
course?
The
Rider's
Edge
New
Rider
Course
is
hosted
by
105
Harley-Davidson®
dealers
in
33
states.
To
find
a
dealer
who
offers
the
Rider's
Edge
program,
use
the
dealer
locator
at
www.ridersedge.com.
What
do
I
need
to
take
the
course?
They
provide
the
motorcycle
and
the
instruction.
You'll
need
to
bring:
A
valid
automobile
driver's
license
&
learner's
permit
and
enough
two-wheeled
skill
to
ride
a
bicycle.
What
do
I
wear
during
the
course?
Learning
to
ride
right
also
means
to
dress
right
for
the
road.
Proper
riding
gear
keeps
you
comfortable
in
a
variety
of
conditions
so
you
can
keep
your
mind
on
the
road.
That's
why
you'll
need
the
right
gear
to
participate
in
the
New
Rider
Course.
You
will
need
the
following:
>Jacket-
a
long
sleeve
jacket
>Pants-
jeans,
chaps,
or
leather
pants
>Boots-
over-the-ankle
boots
with
a
sturdy
heel
and
non-slip
soles
>Gloves-
full
fingered
motorcycling
gloves
>Helmet-
a
helmet
that
meets
DOT
requirements
>Eyewear-
goggles
or
glasses
How
much
does
the
New
Rider
Course
cost?
The
cost
of
the
New
Rider
Course
is
determined
by
each
participating
dealership
and
ranges
from
$195
to
$350.
(The
Motorcycle
Safety
Basic
Rider
Course
is
free
in
PA
except
for
the
cost
of
your
learner's
permit.)
How
long
does
it
take
to
complete
the
New
Rider
Course?
Usually
the
course
is
scheduled
over
5
days,
Thursday
to
Monday.
Weekday
sessions
are
held
in
the
evening
at
the
dealership
classroom.
Saturday
and
Sunday
sessions
run
all
day
and
are
taught
on
a
controlled
range
near
the
dealership.
The
schedule
may
vary
depending
on
the
dealership,
so
be
sure
to
contact
a
participating
dealer
for
class
times
and
availability.
Some
dealerships
offer
a
week
day
course
as
well.
Who
are
the
New
Rider
Course
Instructors?
All
Rider's
Edge®
Instructors
combine
a
passion
for
riding
with
instruction
certification
earned
from
both
the
Motorcycle
Safety
Foundation®
and
from
Harley-Davdison®.
Rider's
Edge
Instructors
not
only
love
motorcycling,
they
love
to
teach
it.
Friendly
and
approachable,
Rider's
Edge
Program
Instructors
create
a
supportive
environment
that
fosters
learning
and
interaction.
What
happens
during
the
course?
We
start
in
the
classroom
with
hands-on
instruction
that
lays
the
groundwork
for
building
your
skills
and
confidence
on
the
riding
range.
Confidence
on
the
bike
begins
with
getting
to
know
the
motorcycle
and
what
it
feels
like
to
sit
in
the
saddle
and
operate
the
controls.
When
you're
finished
in
the
classroom,
you're
ready
for
the
range;
a
controlled
environment
designed
to
help
prepare
you
for
a
real
world
experience.
You'll
start
slowly,
getting
familiar
with
the
motorcycle.
And
then
you'll
kick
into
gear
and
learn
basic
skills
like
braking
and
turning,
plus
other
maneuvers
like
controlling
skids
and
surmounting
obstacles.
I'm
a
little
nervous...what
if
I
fail
the
course?
Everyone
learns
at
their
own
pace,
and
some
people
may
need
more
practice
and
instruction
than
others
to
master
the
skills
required
to
pass
the
course.
It's
no
different
than
taking
lessons
in
any
other
sport.
If
you
don't
pass
the
course,
you'll
be
welcomed
back
for
more
instruction.
Would
it
help
if
I
got
some
lessons
from
a
friend
before
I
take
the
course?
No,
that's
not
a
good
idea.
You
could
pick
up
bad
habits
or
find
your
confidence
shaken
before
you
even
start
the
course.
The
New
Rider
Course
offers
a
carefully
planned
instruction
sequence,
and
our
instructors
are
patient
and
know
how
to
teach.
Better
to
learn
the
right
way
fro
the
start.
Do
I
need
to
own
a
motorcycle
to
take
the
New
Rider
Course?
No,
an
in
fact
the
dealer
hosting
the
New
Rider
Course
provides
a
great
motorcycle
to
learn
on,
the
Buell®
Blast®-
a
light
weight,
easy-to
handle
motorcycle
with
a
rider-friendly
design
that'll
have
you
confidently
carving
up
the
range
course.
What
do
I
get
when
I've
completed
the
course?
You
will
receive
your
Motorcycle
Safety
Foundation®
RiderCourse
completion
card
after
passing
a
multiple-choice
written
knowledge
test
and
a
riding
skills
evaluation.
Depending
on
which
state
you
live
in,
this
card
may
exempt
you
from
having
to
take
the
written
and/or
riding
portion
of
your
motorcycle
license
test.
Depending
on
your
insurance
provider,
the
completion
card
can
also
qualify
you
for
a
substantial
discount-
usually
10-15%-on
motorcycle
coverage.
Check
with
your
insurance
company
for
details.
Now
you
have
the
will
and
the
way
so
get
started
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