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Monday, May 23, 2011

The Sportster



The Sportster is Harley-Davidson's longest running model.
Since 1957, customers have enjoyed it's compact performance, no frills styling, and it has stood the test of time well.



It was designed to meet the needs of a younger, more hip crowd as well as give riders of that time, an alternative to the cumbersome beasts available.



The XL model designation was a reference to experimental light weight.
Harley customers responded well and sales reflected that the Motor Company had hit a home run with the design.



The race inspired look and unit construction motor gave the bike an aggressive look with a performance to match.
The shorter wheelbase and lighter weight proved to be a nimble combination making it a contender in the marketplace for the past 54 years!



Today's Sportster is rubber mounted, fuel injected, and comes in seven different styles, colors and designs.
It's available in both an 883cc and 1200cc version.



Come in and test ride a Sportster today and find out what excitement is about!
Feel the thunder that started in '57!




Sonny Farmer



Monday, May 2, 2011

Harley-Davidson of Cartersville's JUMPSTART Motorcycle Simulator

Have you ever been on anything as fun as this???
Come to Harley-Davidson of Cartersville for a free ride on our Jumpstart motorcycle simulator.  Feel what it's like to ride a Harley without leaving the parking lot!!!!

Georgia On My Mind


As riders in Georgia, we have a huge advantage.
We have some of the best riding spots right here at home.
A few of my favorite areas are Savannah, Suches, Dahlonega, Helen, and Hiawassee.
In our state, we can see the coast, mountains, forests, and long winding roads.




There are many old state routes, some popular and some forgotten.


Highway 278 is a beautiful road for a westward jaunt that goes the scenic route all the way to Alabama.
Highway 411 is another long road that feels like it was made for motorcycles.
Others are Highway 60, 53, 27, 5, 78, and many, many more.



Whether you are planning a day trip or a weekend excursion, Georgia has a lot of roads that are ready to take you to your next adventure!
I've lived in other states but will always view Georgia as home....a motorcyclist's paradise!

Sonny Farmer


Friday, April 22, 2011

2011 Harley-Davidson Black Denim Fat Bob

SWEEEEET!!!!



Brand new...waitin' on you!  Call us at 678/721-0203.

2008 105th Anniversary
Harley-Davidson Fat Boy Pre-owned



Interested?  Call 678/721-0203 and speak with one of our Sales Team!


The Test Ride

One of the most valuable tools at your disposal, as a motorcycle consumer, is the test ride.
Harley-Davidson of Cartersville proudly offer our customers a test ride to help them decide which bike is the right one for them.



Harley-Davidson's model line-up is both diverse and comprehensive covering many styles, sizes, riding positions and price ranges.



It is important to select "the" bike, not just "a" bike.
The more you like your motorcycle, the more miles you're likely to put on it.



Sitting on a motorcycle in the showroom, pales to comparison to feeling the thunder of the bike beneath you roar to life as you start it up for a test ride!
How the bike feels, while riding it down the road, will help you decide on the correct model as well as determine any plans for modifications and accessories.



Come in and visit our Sales Team today for a test ride!
Let us help you discover your next bike.
Your journey can begin with a twist of the throttle!
Let's Ride!!!!!!!

Sonny Farmer

Friday, April 15, 2011

2 Wheeled Thoughts


  • Midnight bugs taste the best.
  • The best alarm clock is sunrise on chrome.
  • Never mistake horse power from staying power.
  • Well trained reflexes are quicker than luck.

  • If you don't ride in the rain, you don't ride.
  • Sometimes the fastest way to get there is to stop for the night.
  • A bike on the road is better than 2 in the garage.
  • Never be ashamed to unlearn an old habit.


  • Saddlebags can never hold everything you want but always hold everthing you need.


  • Gray haired riders didn't get that way by luck.
  • Maintenance is as much an art as a science.

  • The only good view of thunderstorms is in your rear view mirror.
AND......



  • Only a Biker knows why a dog sticks his head out of a car window!!!

Sonny Farmer







Friday, April 8, 2011

The Fearless Board Track Racer

In the early 1900's, America was hungry for a new form of entertainment.
Motorcycles were becoming increasingly popular, not only as a means of transportation, but for social interaction as well.
Taking a cue from the French who raced bicycles on a wooden track called a Velodrome, the Motordrome was built and board track racing was born.

A motordrome was a huge oval or circle track constructed from a wooden frame and topped with rough cut 2 X 2 or 2 X 4 wooden planks.
They had high, steep banks. 
Even though the rough cut lumber provided "grip", it made crashing even more dangerous. 
Oil spills were also a danger factor.



The motorcycles were not much different than a bicycle.
Although they were capable of speeds over 100 m.p.h., they didn't have brakes!
By the 1920's, motordromes were at their peak, popping up in many major cities. 
They provided high speed entertainment to all types of willing spectators. 
This was not an aspect for the faint at heart.





Over the next few years, board track racing was fading from popularity.  After several fatalities of racers, & even some unlucky spectators, the motordromes were being referred to as 'murderdromes'. 
By the late 1930', they had all but disappeared.
The fearless men who raced on the board tracks will forever hold a place in history and will be remembered as the true pioneers of motorcycle racing.


Sonny Farmer



Preowned Bike of the Week 2005 Harley-Davidson Softail Standard


SWEEEET!!



Video by Sonny Farmer

2011 Harley-Davidson Blackline Custom Paint by O

One of a kind, custom paint!!





Video by Sonny Farmer

Friday, March 25, 2011

Make It Your Own!



Since Harley-Davidson rolled out their first bike in 1903, people have been adding personal touches to make it their own. 
In the early years, original Harley-Davidson accessories were very limited and in short supply, with an overwhelming demand for more options.



The Motor Company responded and every year more unique and quality GENUINE Harley-Davidson Parts & Accessories and MotorClothes became available for the owners of the 2-wheeled American Icon.



With a die hard loyalty from the customer base and one of the strongest brands of recognition, a market was developed into a multi-billion industry.
It was all spearheaded by the necessity and pride to ride for the brand of a legend.
Today the availability of these items is limited only by the imagination of the motorcycle's owner.



Harley-Davidson of Cartersville carries a full line of Parts & Accessories to make your bike fit you well, be comfortable, and look it's best.
Making it your own is part of the fun, personalizing your bike makes it unique to you, and that's all part of the Harley-Davidson ownership experience!




Sonny Farmer


Friday, March 11, 2011

FREE BIKE!!!!

I wanted to take a moment today & share a great story with you!
I've had the benefit of meeting one of our customers that had an interesting, yet eye opening, situation.
He had always wanted a Harley-Davidson but, with kids, a wife, a career and several hobbies, he just never felt the timing was right.  He also struggled justifying the price of the bike he wanted.  He made several visits to our dealership, asking questions about different Harley models as well as their specs, pricing, etc.
After much hesitation, he finally decided to take a look at some actual numbers.  As I went over the different payment options within his budget, we had an epiphany that got us working together as a team.  Financially brainstorming with monthly payments, we calculated what his fuel costs were driving his current vehicle to work vs. taking a Harley which gets approximately 54 miles per gallon.  We also added in the cost of insurance, registration, as well as service maintenance cost on the two vehicles.  
Surprisingly, we concluded that, if he rode the Harley to work an average of 3 - 4 days weekly, the bike would pay for itself as well as $15 to $20 a month in his pocket to boot!!



With gas prices so unpredictable, one can be certain that fun is for sale and in some cases FREE!!!!



Sonny Farmer

Friday, February 18, 2011

Look what Just Came In!!!!

2011 SCREAMIN' EAGLE ULTRA CLASSIC




AND ALSO:




AND OUR USED BIKE OF THE WEEK!


2008 ROCKER C


Miles Of Memories...

It occurred to me, the other day, that I have been a licensed motorcycle rider for 17 years now.

In that time, I have been fortunate to have many miles of memories on the road.

I have met some interesting and incredible people, seen many sights and landmarks, ridden in the heat, the cold, day/nightime, caught in the rain, snow, etc., as well as traversing many types of terrain.
I have been blessed with adventures of all kinds!

The road on two wheels is different than looking out through a  car windshield.

"Ghost Rider" by David Mann


It dates back to a time when a man or woman would ride on their horse, experiencing all the sights, sounds, and smells of the open country.

Sometimes, it's good for the mind to hit the road without having a destination at all.
It truly is "the journey not the destination".

So, gas up your bike, get your gear, and lets make miles of memories!

Sonny Farmer

Friday, February 4, 2011

Selecting the Right Bike...

When preparing to purchase your next motorcycle, or in some cases, your first, there are many things to consider.


First of all...what kind of riding will you be doing?
Interstates?  Long distance?  Around town??



 Next...who will you be riding with?
Will you carry a passenger or go solo?


Next...what type of riding position do you prefer?  Keep in mind, the placement of you feet, hands, as well as your seating arrangement.





What type of look are you going for?
Touring?  Sporty?  Old school?  New School?  Stock or custom?





Another important question...have you been assisted by a professional Harley-Davidson Sales Associate??
You'd never let a banker do your landscaping or your landscaper cut your hair....get the point??
In almost every major decision we make as consumers, we consult a professional.




Our Sales Staff here at Harley-Davidson of Cartersville is here to serve YOU!
We keep up to date with all the new products Harley has to offer. 
Interested in a used bike?  We'll help you select the perfect pre-owned unit for your needs.
Our committment to great service shows before, during, and after the sale.
Come in today and see for yourself why we are Georgia's #1 Harley-Davidson dealer!

Sonny Farmer