Today, I thought I'd talk a little about the best Harley davidson dealership I have found so far.
That would, of course, be Dudley Perkins Company in South San Francisco (click on the name to visit their website)
Now, we live roughly six thousand miles away from this shop, but we make a point of getting our Harley parts from here whenever possible, and we ALWAYS stop by the shop when we are in San Francisco.
It's like a cross between a Harley dealership and a museum, and is well worth a visit just to check out the ancient iron on display.
This is a real family affair, currently into it's fourth generation and has been around since 1914-this shop has HISTORY!
you don't stay in business that long without doing it right.
Aside from that, the people are great, service is excellent, the staff knowledgeable, the owner and manager happy to take time out just to chat and everyone that works there seems genuinely about the bikes. (and what a refreshing change that all is!)
If you ride bikes and live in the bay area, this wont be news, if you're visiting, make some time between visiting Alcatraz, Fisherman's Wharf, riding the cable cars etc and take a trip out there
These are my random meanderings covering such topics as San Francisco (my favourite place in the world), Ancient Egypt, cars (mostly American, be it classic/muscle or whatever takes my fancy), thoughts on the world, a little traveloguing, bikes and some shameless self-promotion of original artwork that I sell in my online shop.
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Sunday, 23 September 2012
Saturday, 5 May 2012
Chopper gods !
Click here to see where I sell my own artwork on various things-my favourite at the moment is the Anubis as chopper god design.
Loosely mimicking the art style of ancient Egypt, this piece was originally a tongue in cheek sketch that I made for my partner which then progressed to a painting which seemed popular with a number of people.
Loosely mimicking the art style of ancient Egypt, this piece was originally a tongue in cheek sketch that I made for my partner which then progressed to a painting which seemed popular with a number of people.
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