This was bike night at San Diego Harley Davison. This video is the first of about two or three that I’m going to be putting together about this event. This video is a short overview of the happening
There were about five Harley Davison stunt riders that were performing right on Marina Boulevard in front of the dealership. Unfortunately early on in the stunt riding one rider laid his bike down. Luckily, eating get hurt and the bike just got a broken peg and a couple of bad scrapes.
The stunt riding continued into the early evening until the San Diego police showed up and ticketed one of the riders.
Meanwhile, on the inside of the dealership there were exotic dancers from a local club was started off with a limbo dance and then a tricycle race with one of the ladies. The show ended with a guest dancer from Mexico in a wrestling match in a small pool with water.
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Harley factoid – From From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:
As one of two major American motorcycle manufacturers to survive the Great Depression (along with Indian), the company has survived numerous ownership arrangements, subsidiary arrangements (e.g., Aermacchi 1974-1978 and Buell 1987-2009), periods of poor economic health and product quality, as well as intense global competition — to become the world’s fifth largest motorcycle manufacturer and an iconic brand widely known for its loyal following — with owner clubs and events worldwide as well as a company sponsored brand-focused museum.
Harley-Davidson manufactures its motorcycles at factories in York, Pennsylvania; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Kansas City, Missouri; Manaus, Brazil; and Bawal, India — and markets its products worldwide.
The video is so lame, A bunch of idiots doing wheelies? Can’t you do better than this? Used to be interested in Harley’s, have friends that have over 30,000 miles on them and running into issues with the motors. Harley staff on Morena Blvd. can’t figure out how to fix the issues. A bunch of Lama’s down there. Both of my friends purchased their bikes at the Morena Blvd. shops. Morena blvd. shop is the same owner as the Kerney Mesa store. Those bikes ride like old tractors and are out dated, customers are changing over to better wheels which are more reliable and updated. Had purchased over 8 bikes in the past 5 yrs. and never paid for freight, handeling charges. Usually got over 12%-15% off msrp, and dealer is still making a good profit. Some of the Harley’s have a profit of 22% above msrp and if the customer is willing to pay all of these inflated prices that’s up to them. I work too hard for my money. Come on Harley, you can come out with better bikes but don’t want to spend the money to redesign it. Good luck down the future with outdated crap and I do mean crap.
The video is so lame, A bunch of idiots doing wheelies? Can’t you do better than this? Used to be interested in Harley’s, have friends that have over 30,000 miles on them and running into issues with the motors. Harley staff on Morena Blvd. can’t figure out how to fix the issues. A bunch of Lama’s down there. Both of my friends purchased their bikes at the Morena Blvd. shops. Morena blvd. shop is the same owner as the Kerney Mesa store. Those bikes ride like old tractors and are out dated, customers are changing over to better wheels which are more reliable and updated. Had purchased over 8 bikes in the past 5 yrs. and never paid for freight, handeling charges. Usually got over 12%-15% off msrp, and dealer is still making a good profit. Some of the Harley’s have a profit of 22% above msrp and if the customer is willing to pay all of these inflated prices that’s up to them. I work too hard for my money. Come on Harley, you can come out with better bikes but don’t want to spend the money to redesign it. Good luck down the future with outdated crap and I do mean crap.