Infotainment Training
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Infotainment Training
Hats off to MICAH and Bean at Crossroads HD in Wilkesboro, NC. They had a training class today on the setup and use of the HD Infotainment system.
It lasted two hours, was very informative, they had food and gave away a $100.00 gift certificate to one lucky person in the group. We have about 28 people in attendance.
I got a lot out of it. Realized that I knew more than I gave myself credit for. Learned a few new tricks and contributed as well.
They brought a new Street Glide into the customer lounge area. Parked it in front of the fireplace. Put a GOPro camera on the gas cap and connected it to the big screen television over the fireplace. Everyone could see what was going on perfectly.
Also a big thank you to Dan and the guys in Service who did my 5k service while I was in class.
I assume other dealers are doing similar?
It lasted two hours, was very informative, they had food and gave away a $100.00 gift certificate to one lucky person in the group. We have about 28 people in attendance.
I got a lot out of it. Realized that I knew more than I gave myself credit for. Learned a few new tricks and contributed as well.
They brought a new Street Glide into the customer lounge area. Parked it in front of the fireplace. Put a GOPro camera on the gas cap and connected it to the big screen television over the fireplace. Everyone could see what was going on perfectly.
Also a big thank you to Dan and the guys in Service who did my 5k service while I was in class.
I assume other dealers are doing similar?
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And for those that don't, there is always this:
http://boombox.harley-davidson.com/?...bmLocale=en_US
http://boombox.harley-davidson.com/?...bmLocale=en_US
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Plus a great time spent with others, food, chance to win gift card and getting the bike serviced at the same time. No brainer for me.
But you have a valid point!
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I used to have a 2010 FXDWG. Loved that bike for the look and how simple it was. Wish I still had it. I would not want the system on a Dyna either. But on my Limited it is great and makes a long cruise even more enjoyable.
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They are having the class at Queen City HD, next Saturday. I plan on going, if for no other reason, to get out of the house for a few hours. Supposed to be 60°, so a bike ride is in order, as long as the rain holds off.
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I just used the manual that came with the bike and found it very easy to understand and am now familiar with everything I can currently accomplish with the Boom system. However, I do understand that some folks learn better by seeing it than reading about it.