| Author | Message | ||
     Tootal |
My brother and I just got back from the motorcycle show in St. Louis and I must say I'm glad it only cost us 5 bucks to get in. They crammed a lot of bikes, trikes and vendors in one room of the convention center. Surdyke was there but no EBR's. I asked them why they didn't bring any and he said that EBR was at Surdyke Harley not the Yamaha etc etc dealer. WHAT? You couldn't borrow a couple from your sister corporation for the show!? I don't get it. I did get to sit on a new Indian Chieftain though. As I figured, my knees were above my hips! So Buell is still the only manufacturer that made a bike that fit me without modifying it! | ||
| Froggy |
EBR has yet to attend the IMS circuit, they have only done the AIM Expo thusfar. I personally have been disappointed with the IMS in NYC these last few years, there are less and less brands, specifically the smaller brands, and the vendors seem to suck these days too unless you want overpriced shoe cleaner. | ||
| Alfau |
What happened in the I.O.M.tt.2014. OR Is it a secret ? | ||
| Court |
Well . . if it is a secret . . it's a poorly kept one returning 545,000 Google search results. http://www.motorcycle.com/events/isle-man-tt-2014- wrap | ||
| K12pilot |
$20 to get in here in NYC & no EBR here either (( | ||
| Tootal |
I'm afraid the IMS no longer comes to St. Louis. This was just the local dealers getting together. That's why I was disappointed, Surdyke Harley EBR did not participate. Maybe because Harley was covered by a different dealership that also carries Victory and Indian. They had four of the Polaris Slingshot three wheelers which to me is just a radical looking dune buggy with a missing wheel! I don't have anything against three wheelers, my brothers building his own in the basement, but at least it's driven by plugging a Yamaha V-max into the backside for thrust! |
