Harley-Davidson is back in Antrim

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Published on 24/10/2012 14:48

MOTORCYCLE riders in Northern Ireland have something to look forward to on 27 October, as the new Belfast Harley-Davidson® dealership celebrates its launch.

All motorcyclists are invited to a Grand Opening featuring live acoustic music, complimentary food and the chance to take a demo ride.

And if brand new Harley-Davidson® motorcycles, endless parts and accessories and MotorClothes® aren’t enough; Belfast Harley-Davidson will be visited by special guest and Isle of Man TT-legend, Guy Martin.

The showroom, which has new owners, is opening on the site of the former Provincewide dealership and has retained many of the existing staff, including Kieran Wilson who is taking over as the new Dealer Principal.

Kieran said: “We are really looking forward to welcoming everyone to our Big Launch Party. The dealership is a real labour of love for us, so to see the doors open is great.

“We have a fantastic event planned to celebrate the dealership’s opening and welcome back familiar faces, and hopefully some new ones too. Come down and see the new 2013 range of motorcycles. For those who don’t have their licence but want to experience what riding a Harley-Davidson is like, we have Jump Start which enables you to experience opening the throttle and changing through the gears for real.”

Not only will visitors be able to take advantage of the motorcycles in store, the Harley-Davidson Demo Truck will be on site offering 22 models for test rides on the day. If you are wishing to take a test ride on the day please ensure to bring both parts of your bike licence.

As well as the motorcycles on show, visitors will be able to browse the latest range of genuine parts and accessories from the brand, MotorClothes®, merchandise, including jewellery, watches, soft toys and pet products. So whether you want to trick out your ‘ride’, treat your pet, or simply spoil yourself, we’ve got something for everyone.

There will be a competition held at the event so attendees could have the chance to win a true luxury weekend Harley-Davidson style. Complete with the rental of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle for the weekend, an overnight stay in a top Northern Ireland hotel and dinner for two (T&C’s apply), so it really is worth popping down to have a look around.

Visit the www.belfastharleydavidson.com and its Facebook page to keep up-to-date with further information about the opening, latest news and photos.

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