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| An
Evening
To
Remember |
February
25,
2010
Wolf
Creek
Harley-Davidson:
Every
woman
needs
a
night
out
every
once
in
a
while
and
the
Ladies
Only
Garage
Party
that
Wolf
Creek
Harley-Davidson
hosted
on
February
25th
was
just
that
for
the
23
ladies
who
attended.
Upon
arrival,
the
ladies
were
greeted
by
the
friendly
dealership
staff
and
presented
with
a
goodie
bag
and
program
containing
the
night’s
activities.
During
the
first
half
hour,
the
women
had
several
options
to
pamper
themselves,
including
a
wine
tasting
by
Chinqua
Penn
Plantation
Wine
Room,
chair
massages
by
The
Nurtured
Body,
delicious
goodies
by
A
Piece
of
Cake,
and
shopping
and
chatting
with
other
women.
About
7pm,
the
group
was
introduced
to
the
staff
at
Wolf
Creek
Harley-Davidson
and
divided
into
2
smaller
groups.
For
the
next
hour
or
so
as
they
visited
four
interactive
stations,
the
women
had
the
opportunity
to
get
to
know
the
different
areas
of
the
dealership.
At
Station
1,
Tony
Henderson
introduced
the
ladies
to
the
five
model
families
of
Harley-Davidson
motorcycles,
pointing
out
their
unique
features.
This
was
a
great
opportunity
for
the
women
to
sit
on
the
bikes
and
feel
the
differences.
At
Station
2,
Sharee
Sloan
and
Amy
Tilley
guided
the
group
around
the
Motorclothes
and
General
Merchandise
department,
beginning
with
helmets
and
making
their
way
through
articles
of
riding
gear
and
eyewear.
Station
3
was
an
introduction
to
the
Fit
Shop
by
Josh
Roberts.
Many
of
the
women
were
surprised
to
learn
that
a
Harley-Davidson
Motorcycle
can
be
customized
to
fit
to
their
individual
body
type
and
riding
style.
Finally,
the
groups
visited
Hutch
in
the
Service
department
where
he
demonstrated
how
to
properly
pick
up
a
fallen
motorcycle.
We
had
a
few
brave
souls
who
volunteered
and
who
successfully
followed
Hutch’s
demonstration.
The
evening
ended
with
more
chair
massages,
sweets,
and
wine
tasting.
We
want
to
thank
all
the
women
who
joined
us
for
this
wonderful
evening.
It
was
great
to
get
to
know
you
better!
We
also
thank
Chinqua
Penn
Plantation
Wine
Room,
The
Nurtured
Body
and
A
Piece
of
Cake
for
helping
us
to
make
this
an
evening
to
remember
for
all
of
our
ladies.
If
you
are
a
woman
who
is
interested
in
learning
more
about
motorcycle
riding
and
meeting
other
women
who
ride
in
a
supportive
environment,
we
encourage
you
to
attend
our
next
Ladies
Only
Garage
Party.
This
one
will
be
hosted
by
Harley-Davidson
of
Greensboro
on
Thursday,
March
25th
from
6:30-8:30pm.
Visit
our
Events
Calendar
to
learn
more
details.
To
RSVP
please
contact
Amy
Jacobson
at
336-273-1101
or
ajacobson@hdofgreensboro.com.
We
hope
to
see
you
soon!
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March
4,
2010
Harley-Davidson
of
Greensboro:
It’s
7am,
the
temperature
is
29
degrees
and
geared
up
Harley
riders
are
beginning
to
gather
in
the
parking
lot.
Their
bikes
packed
for
the
trip,
and
tanks
full
of
gas,
13
bikers
enjoy
coffee
and
donuts
and
anticipate
their
all-day
ride
to
Daytona.
Mark
Wheelihan,
owner
of
Harley-Davidson
of
Greensboro,
High
Point
and
Wolf
Creek,
has
not
been
able
to
make
the
trip
to
Daytona
for
the
past
few
years,
as
he
and
his
wife
Tara
have
been
busy
with
their
growing
family.
Now
that
their
youngest
child
is
14
months,
Mark
and
Tara
decided
this
was
a
great
opportunity
to
kick
off
the
riding
season
with
several
members
of
our
Harley
family.
Mark
Davidson,
Jim
Anselmi,
Ron
Stoll,
Dan
Blackman,
Chip
Hanes,
Wayne
Hanes,
Dale
Thompson,
Mike
Reed,
Pat
Robinson,
Bill
Moore,
Chris
Anderson
and
Wayne
White
all
joined
Mark
on
this
Ride
to
Daytona.
Leaving
Harley-Davidson
of
Greensboro
about
7:30am,
this
group
of
experienced
riders
didn’t
waste
any
time.
They
had
a
great
ride
down
and
only
stopped
to
refuel
when
necessary.
As
the
day
went
on
it
“warmed
up”
a
bit
to
a
still
cool
54
degrees.
Just
before
reaching
Daytona,
the
group
split
up
and
went
in
different
directions
toward
their
respective
hotels.
All
arrived
at
their
destinations
around
6pm.
Although
the
group
spent
the
majority
of
the
weekend
enjoying
individual
pastimes
and
experiences,
Mark
and
Tara
hosted
a
get
together
at
their
condo
for
everyone
on
Saturday
evening.
This
provided
a
great
opportunity
for
everyone
to
share
their
stories
about
the
weekend
and
get
to
know
other
riders
they
may
not
have
known
well
prior
to
this
trip.
After
a
great
weekend
in
Daytona
with
lots
of
bike
events,
parties,
riding
and
possibly
more
that
can’t
be
shared,
everyone
made
it
back
to
North
Carolina
safely
by
Sunday
evening.
Mark
is
looking
forward
to
leading
more
rides
in
the
upcoming
months.
Keep
your
calendars
open
for
the
next
overnight
trip
currently
being
planned
for
the
end
of
April. |
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| Employee
of
the
Month |
| February |
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Congratulations
Shelly
Stewart
for
winning
Employee
of
the
Month
for
the
General
Merchandise
Department
for
February. |
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Congratulations
Josh
Roberts
for
winning
Employee
of
the
Month
for
the
Parts
&
Accessories
Department
for
February. |
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Your
Second
Chance |
| Brunswick
Stew |
The
Brunswick
Stew
that
the
High
Point
HOG
chapter
held
on
February
20th
at
Harley-Davidson
of
High
Point
was
great,
the
only
problem
was
we
didn’t
fix
enough.
The
stew
was
so
popular
we
ran
out
within
the
first
hour.
With
that
said,
we
decided
to
host
a
second
Brunswick
Stew
on
the
27th
of
March
to
coinside
with
the
store's
Open
House
and
Demo
Day.
We
invite
you
to
come
by
Harley-Davidson
of
High
Point
at
12
noon
and
enjoy
a
wonderful
Southern
tradition.
$4.00
for
a
bowl
of
stew
with
crackers
and
a
drink.
$6.00
for
a
quart.
All
proceeds
will
benefit
local
charities
such
as
Horizon's
Residential
Care
Center
and
Brenner
Children's
Hospital
over
the
upcoming
year.
We
suggest
you
come
early
so
you
don’t
miss
out.
Thank
you
for
all
your
support,
Dennis
Alley
Director,
High
Point
HOG
Group
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| It
Was
Cold!
It
Was
Wet!
And
It
Was
Fun! |
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February
27,
2010
the
water
temperature
is
42
degrees,
the
wind
chill
is
around
36
degrees
and
people
are
dressed
up
to
jump
in
that
icy
water.
183
jumpers
participated
in
the
10th
annual
Guilford
County
Sheriff’s
Department
Polar
Plunge
for
Special
Olympics
held
at
the
WET
&
WILD
EMERALD
POINTE
WATER
PARK
in
Greensboro,
NC.
At
10:30
am
the
park
opened
for
all
to
come
in
and
see
displays
from
the
Guilford
County
Sheriff’s
Office,
North
Carolina
Highway
Patrol,
Greensboro
Police
Department,
High
Point
Police
Department,
Guilford
County
Animal
Control,
Guilford
County
Emergency
Services,
Guilford
County
Fire
Protection
Association,
Harley
Davidson
of
Greensboro,
Cricket,
and
Piedmont
Orthopedic.
Food
was
provided
for
the
jumpers
by
Biscuitville,
Starbuck’s
and
Logan’s
Roadhouse,
once
again
this
year.
50/50
tickets
were
sold
during
the
event,
and
donated
prizes
from
Dobros
Pizza,
Triad
Lanes,
Gate
City
Lanes,
and
GOT
SUN
tanning
were
given
away.
The
50/50
raised
$406.00
and
the
winner,
Don
Michaux,
donated
his
$203.00
winnings
back
to
Special
Olympics,
THANKS
Don!
DJ
Bo
Pascal
of
Extreme
Productions
provided
music
and
the
sound
system
during
the
event
while
Helicam
Aerial
Media
Services
videoed
this
event
from
a
remote
control
helicopter.
A
costume
contest
was
held
and
the
outfits
had
to
be
seen
to
be
believed.
Cambda
Chi
from
UNCG
was
awarded
the
1st
place
trophy
for
their
creative
costumes
as
favorite
cereal
box
characters.
Our
very
own
Greensboro
Harley
Owners
Group
received
2nd
place
as
a
hysterical
Snow
White
and
the
7
biker
dwarfs.
The
contest
was
judged
by
Miss
North
Carolina
International
Julie
Tesh,
Harley
Davidson
of
Greensboro
Spokes
Model
Jade
Bullins,
and
3
of
the
HOOTER’s
of
Greensboro
girls.
Several
speakers
were
on
hand
from
the
North
Carolina
Special
Olympics,
as
was
Sheriff
BJ
Barnes
whose
support
of
this
event
is
greatly
appreciated.
Divers
from
the
Guilford
County
Sheriff
Underwater
Recovery
Team
provided
safety
and
assistance
as
the
jumpers
plunged
into
the
cold
water,
rewarding
the
large
crowd
of
onlookers
with
hilarious
facial
expressions.
These
brave
souls
were
from
Biscuitville,
Piedmont
Orthopedic,
Murphy
Wainer,
Southeastern
Radiology,
Eastern
Guilford
High
School,
Eastern
Guilford
Middle
School,
Greensboro
Harley
Owners
Group,
Cambda
Chi,
Weaver
Academy,
Southeast
Guilford
High
School
ROTC,
Southwest
Middle
School
and
other
organizations.
DMJ
also
plunged
after
receiving
the
award
for
most
money
raised
by
a
group.
Their
contribution
was
over
$10,000.
The
10th
Annual
Guilford
County
Sheriff’s
Polar
Plunge
for
North
Carolina
Special
Olympics
raised
$43,459.52
this
year.
I
would
like
thank
everyone
who
donated
money
and
volunteered
their
time
to
make
this
such
a
successful
event.
I
look
forward
to
next
year,
and
hope
to
see
you
there!
Cindy
Martin
Organizer
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Saturday,
March
20:
March
of
Dimes
Poker
Run
(WC)
Thursday,
March
25:
Ladies
Only
Garage
Party
(GSO)
Saturday,
March
27:
High
Point
HOG
Club
Brunswich
Stew
/
High
Point
Open
House
&
Demo
Day
(HP)
Saturday,
March
27:
Rider's
Edge
Reunion
for
Aug'09-March'10
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Mark's
Next
Ride
April
24-25th |
Enjoy
a
leisurely
175
mile
ride
north
to
The
Homestead
in
Hot
Springs,
Virginia.
The
Homestead
is
Virginia's
premier
mountain
resort
surrounded
by
the
four-season
splendor
of
the
Allegheny
Mountains,
a
beautiful
area
for
riding.
The
resort
is
complete
with
elegant
accommodations,
spa,
three
championship
golf
courses,
skeet
shooting,
great
restaurants
and
much
more.
We
will
meet
at
Harley-Davidson
of
Greensboro
at
9am
on
Saturday,
April
24th.
A
reduced
room
rate
has
been
arranged
for
an
overnight
stay
at
The
Homestead.
The
ride
will
return
on
Sunday,
April
25th.
For
more
information
and
to
book
your
room,
please
contact
Amy
Jacobson
at
ajacobson@hdofgreensboro.com
or
336-273-1101.
We
look
forward
to
this
next
adventure
and
hope
to
see
you
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Is
Almost
Over.... |
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As
most
of
you
know
our
Randleman
Road
exit
coming
off
of
bus.
40
west
has
been
closed
for
about
a
year
and
a
half
due
to
construction.
We
are
thrilled
to
announce
that
we
are
only
weeks
away
from
a
brand
new
completed
bridge
and
exit
ramp.
The
North
Carolina
Department
of
Transportation
assures
us
they
are
in
the
final
stages
of
completing
the
bridge
and
exit
ramp
reconstruction.
We
want
to
thank
everyone
for
being
patient
through
this
construction
period
and
continuing
to
visit
our
Greensboro
store
via
alternate
routes.
We
will
be
sure
to
let
you
know
when
the
exit
is
officially
open.
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students
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and
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and
receive
15%
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coupon
towards
your
riding
gear.
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