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i bought a bike cover from there in june. i wondered why they didnt have any harley covers in stock. there were only a couple of sporties on the floor and a **** load of scooters. i took my bike to lombardies for service.
well that is true about bk harley.i belong to hog brooklyn chapter well i did.after 90 days we no longer will have a chapter so we all decided to start our own club.anyone that would like to join just come down to e8 st
and kings highway at the diner on tuesday march 23 2010 that is where the meeting will be in the back room and we will be voting on the clubs name and we will accept new members starting on that day.CRZYLGZZ y dont u join we are going to have alot of nice rides coming up.
yes we are called Bikers of brooklyn RC I'm the V.P. for the club.
we all didn't want to split up after all those years of riding together i know we don't need a club to ride but we also do a lot of charity events.bike blessing,breastcancer run,toy run for kids at a shelter.the new year coming up is going to be bigger and better.any questions send me a PM
Hello all!
Im trying to find out when the Brooklyn HD Dealer first opened. I found a license plate frame with an old alpha numeric phone number, and Im curious to know more about the dealerships history.
The phone number is 212 MA 9 1180.
Thank you very much! Looking forward to hearing from you.
- Vicki
(Wheats niece)
I know they were in business in 1969 at Clarendon Road and Utica Avenue. Possibly late 70s or 1980 they moved to Avenue M and Coney Island Avenue. They then relocated to Avenue V and Coney Island Avenue and eventually wound up on Fort Hamilton Parkway.
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