HOG mileage
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HOG mileage
Question concerning enrolling in the HOG mileage program. If I bought both my bikes from a dealer and bring them in they can log my mileage right? I’m over 10000 at little less then a year. I’m mostly interested because I saw that you can get $1/mile on the H-D Visa up for 50000 miles!
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Yes u r 100% right mate.
Just bring in your HOG Mileage paperwork and they will sign off on it.
I switched bikes several times and that is what happened.
It seems like when you send your paperwork to HOG as well, that they see the switch and all is well.
It worked flawlessly for me. You should be GOOD to Go as they say.
BuzzCap7
Just bring in your HOG Mileage paperwork and they will sign off on it.
I switched bikes several times and that is what happened.
It seems like when you send your paperwork to HOG as well, that they see the switch and all is well.
It worked flawlessly for me. You should be GOOD to Go as they say.
BuzzCap7
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Thanks for the info, weirdly enough on the HOG site I couldn’t find the form for the mileage but I did find it on a separate page.
Also regarding the online site, I see my CVO in my garage but not my Ultra. It’s in my profile info and on my H-D app but not on the site. I guess I have to add it via paperwork. I just assumed everything would be digital now days.
Also regarding the online site, I see my CVO in my garage but not my Ultra. It’s in my profile info and on my H-D app but not on the site. I guess I have to add it via paperwork. I just assumed everything would be digital now days.
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At least this is what I've recently been told. The changes probably have something to do with the new HOG annual mileage program which requires one to register their mileage at the beginning and end of the year.
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You know my friends, is absolutely amazing to watch things change.
For over a decade we had the hog mileage form. Now with all of the electronics in place, it is no longer needed.
I stand back at my old age and look around. It is just amazing.
Just wanted to share that perspective with all of you friends of mine.
Times are ever so changing…
Luv u all!
BuzzCap7
For over a decade we had the hog mileage form. Now with all of the electronics in place, it is no longer needed.
I stand back at my old age and look around. It is just amazing.
Just wanted to share that perspective with all of you friends of mine.
Times are ever so changing…
Luv u all!
BuzzCap7
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You would have had to sign up for the HOG Mileage Program when you bought the bike for your current mileage to count ... otherwise your mileage will start at the current reading and go from there ...
I bought a new bike and now have 153k miles ... none of them count toward the program because I didn't sign up when I purchased it ... I can still sign up but the 153k I've already logged doesn't count ...
I bought a new bike and now have 153k miles ... none of them count toward the program because I didn't sign up when I purchased it ... I can still sign up but the 153k I've already logged doesn't count ...
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Lets see if that was the case $1.00 a point after 50000 so after two years or so I would getting about 20, 000.00 bucks in about three years so with my trade on a new bike they would owe me money. Sign me up. Don't if that is right, sounds better than my investments in my 401K. Maybe I should more.
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2500 points = $25. And the HD Visa mileage points started on 1 Jan 2020. If you were a HOG member when you bought the bike they will back date the mileage for the mileage awards, but not the Visa points.
The miles are now updated on H-D.net. It's the dealer network information portal. The miles now show up immediately. I had mine done a couple weeks ago and one of the Motorclothes girls did it right at the main desk.
The miles are now updated on H-D.net. It's the dealer network information portal. The miles now show up immediately. I had mine done a couple weeks ago and one of the Motorclothes girls did it right at the main desk.
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Lets see if that was the case $1.00 a point after 50000 so after two years or so I would getting about 20, 000.00 bucks in about three years so with my trade on a new bike they would owe me money. Sign me up. Don't if that is right, sounds better than my investments in my 401K. Maybe I should more.