Harley India at Sturgis Rally

    Harley India at the Sturgis Rally in US

    Published On Aug 19, 2010 07:00:00 AM

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     Harley India at Sturgis Rally

    Harley Davidson Motorcycles India made its first mark in the famous Sturgis Motorcycle Rally which was held from August 9 to 15th 2010 in 70th edition of Sturgis, South Dakota, USA. The rally had a huge turnout of more than a thousand riders from US as well as around the globe, which for this time, included India as well. 
    Harley Davidson India was represented by Anoop Prakash, MD, Harley India and Snajay Tripathi, Director-Marketing of the Harley’s India Arm. 
    Overwhelmed with the experience, Mr. Prakash said that the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally was one of the most celebrated biker events in the world, combining scenic and challenging riding routes, bike demos and displays, rock shows and festivities and  the feeling of camaraderie among the thousands of Harley riders is unmatched. Anoop covered over 2,500 miles on the 2010 Harley-Davidson Road King.  
    Sanjay Tripathi while waving the tri-color while riding across on the Harley Davidson Ultra Classic Electra Glide, worded his experience by saying that Harley-Davidson India’s debut at this rally marks an important milestone for us.  The ride along the great American expressways, the breathtaking views of the Badlands, the twists and turns in the Black Hills were all enthralling, to say the least. 
    Total number of attendees for this year’s rally was estimated as high as seven lakh throughout the week. Harley-Davidson India launched its operations in August 2009 offering 12 models from their 2010 lineup. 

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