Hoka Hey's Early End, HD CEO To Ride to Sturgis:
Hoka Hey Ends Early. How did that happen?
Inquiring minds want to know, how did two bikers, one from Florida, one from South Carolina arrive in Homer, Alaska, yesterday, days ahead of the July 4th weekend expected arrival? Somehow, we just knew the winner(s) would roll across the finish line on a bagger..
Ain't in the bag yet: Can you pass all of these tests?
1-Drug Test
2-Polygraph
3-Motorcycle Inspection
4-Gasoline Receipts
HD Boss Man Rides to Sturgis, one more time..
Keith Wandall, former CEO of Johnson Controls, a major player in the parts-to-automobile industry, took over the giant enterprise that HD is last year. He will ride to Sturgis, where Harley is setting up shop this year. HD threw Rapid City's Convention Center location under the bus in order to get back to basics, and be in Sturgis, at 3rd and Lazelle, which in ABM's humble opinion, is well where the Mo-Co belongs. Too bad American Ironhorse had to go out of business in order for HD to get the spot.
Find out more about the new big cheese on ABM's "Harley Revival Week", five days of introspection from the number one man at the helm of the world's number one mc company. Airs July 12-July16, 2010 on your favorite radio station.
Our only question? The ride out is hard. The ride back is a b--ch. Will he make the ride one way, or both ways? He has to be a busy man.
Inquiring minds want to know, how did two bikers, one from Florida, one from South Carolina arrive in Homer, Alaska, yesterday, days ahead of the July 4th weekend expected arrival? Somehow, we just knew the winner(s) would roll across the finish line on a bagger..
Ain't in the bag yet: Can you pass all of these tests?
1-Drug Test
2-Polygraph
3-Motorcycle Inspection
4-Gasoline Receipts
HD Boss Man Rides to Sturgis, one more time..
Keith Wandall, former CEO of Johnson Controls, a major player in the parts-to-automobile industry, took over the giant enterprise that HD is last year. He will ride to Sturgis, where Harley is setting up shop this year. HD threw Rapid City's Convention Center location under the bus in order to get back to basics, and be in Sturgis, at 3rd and Lazelle, which in ABM's humble opinion, is well where the Mo-Co belongs. Too bad American Ironhorse had to go out of business in order for HD to get the spot.
Find out more about the new big cheese on ABM's "Harley Revival Week", five days of introspection from the number one man at the helm of the world's number one mc company. Airs July 12-July16, 2010 on your favorite radio station.
Our only question? The ride out is hard. The ride back is a b--ch. Will he make the ride one way, or both ways? He has to be a busy man.
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