indian motorcycle riders group We’re about more than making a statement. We’re about being proud of where we’ve come from and where we’re going. We’re about being a part of something that is bigger than ourselves, our bike, or the ride. We’re about making history for the next 100 years. As a part of the Indian Motorcycle® Riders Group™ you’ll receive: Recognition for your owner experiences Opportunities to share your passion with fellow riders at events and rallies Exclusive benefits to enhance your riding & travel experience Exclusive Indian Motorcycle® Riders Group™ member collectibles & apparel Inaugural membership is a complimentary one-year membership given to those who purchase a current year, new Indian Motorcycle®. Membership is automatically awarded upon bike registration. After one year, the Inaugural Member will need to renew their membership and become a Hendee member. Hendee membership is ideal for an Indian Motorcycle® owner or an Indian Motorcycle® passenger.

The Hedstrom Membership is designed for non-Indian Motorcycle® owners who want to ride and be a part of the Indian Motorcycle Riders Group™ community. Receive a full year of standard roadside assistance coverage. Available services include emergency transport (up to 50 miles at no cost), pickup and delivery of your motorcycle (charges apply), fluids delivery, and jump starting services. Through Roadside Assistance, Indian Motorcycle® owners will have unlimited to access to Nation Safe Drivers 5% cash back hotel program, rental car discounts, trip routing features and other services through our Preferred Members website. As an Indian Motorcycle® Riders Group™ member, we want to thank you and show you our support of your choice to ride different. At events where we have a national presence, stop by for owner exclusive items, such as pins, patches, snacks, or special rides just for members. To acknowledge the members who have stayed apart of the Indian Motorcycle® Riders Group™ over the years, a special patch will be given to all members who consecutively have stayed an official Indian Motorcycle® Riders Group™ member.

Indian Motorcycle® Riders Group™ will send members exclusive discounts to Indian Motorcycle® merchandise, apparel, and accessories periodically throughout the year.preloved motorcycles for sale in essex As an Indian Motorcycle® Riders Group™ member, you are able to join any chapter that you want to belong to. motorbike shop pietermaritzburgTake advantage of planned rides, events, meetings, and other fun activities to get to know other Indian Motorcycle® owners in your area.enclosed trailer sales harrisburg pa Available only to Indian Motorcycle® Riders Group™ members, this merchandise lets you wear your Indian Motorcycle® pride. motorcycle shops in lismore

Official Indian Motorcycle® Riders Group™ merchandise can only be purchased at your  participating chapter dealership and at other select events.motorcycle for sale edmond ok Those that sign up will receive a membership patch and pin, exclusive to Indian Motorcycle® Riders Group™membersmotorbike shop in leytonFARGO—Wheels Inc. will celebrate 40 years in business later this month. Owner Wayne Hartmann credits his German heritage for the the company's longevity."I was too stubborn to quit," he joked.Hartmann also praised his employees, two of whom have been with the company for 35 years, and his loyal customer base.Steve Paulsen has been a customer since the dealership opened in Moorhead in 1977. He's purchased snowmobiles, ATVs and motorcycles and is currently working on a deal to trade in his 2015 side-by-side Ranger for a 2017 model.

He said it's the customer service that has kept him coming back all these years."I just got to know everybody there really well. I walk into the store and they'll say 'Good morning, Steve. They've always been pleasant," Paulsen said. "I'm a firm believer that if you go back and do your business at one place all the time, you're going to get a better deal than you are trying to shop around from dealership to dealership. They want to keep you happy because they know you've been a longtime customer. You get to know people, and they get to know you."Arrival of the Indian MotorcycleThe success of a dealership like Wheels Inc., 432 36th St. S., depends on a number of factors. For one, motorcycles, snowmobiles, jet skis and ATVs are generally considered luxury items. Their popularity tends to rise and fall along with the state of the economy.Snowmobile sales are also dependent on the weather. Low snowfall totals the past two winters have hurt the business. Hartman said the majority of the sleds he sells today are to customers who haul them out of state to ride in the mountains.

Hartmann also said it's important that he adapt to customers' changing buying habits.He recently dropped Suzuki because sales were slow and he didn't feel the brand was moving in the same direction as Wheels."They focus more on motocross and sport bikes. Our market is more cruiser-style. It just wasn't performing very well," he said.Wheels also quit carrying Kymco scooters because sales have steadily declined along with gas prices.This freed up space, so he was able to bring in the Indian Motorcycle. Hartmann remodeled the showroom to highlight the "premium bike" that has been produced in the U.S. since 1901. He said they've already sold one bike and have several other deals pending.Paulsen said if he was a little younger, he'd consider buying one for himself."I've got a Victory Vision I got a few years ago that I really enjoy riding," he said. "I'm 65, so I have to learn to slow down a little bit. If I was younger, I would definitely take a hard look at one. They're really a nice motorcycle."

RZRs, Rangers and SlingshotsHartmann said RZRs, Rangers and Slingshots have been his big sellers in recent years."What's becoming more popular is the side-by-side vehicles like a RZR or Ranger," he said. "A RZR is for recreation, and a Ranger is for work use. A lot of farmers use Rangers. They're one of the most useful tools on the farm."Also popular has been the Polaris Slingshot. The three-wheeled motorcycle looks like something straight from the Batman movie."It's similar to a sports car," Hartmann said. "It gives the same performance as a Corvette, for a fraction of the cost. It will go around a corner and stay flat and planted on the ground."Grand re-openingWheels will host a grand re-opening Thursday, Sept. 22, through Saturday, Sept. 24, to debut the Indian Motorcycle and remodeled showroom. Customers who stop by will be treated to a hamburger, pop and chips and have the chance to win door prizes."I want people to come in and see the store and how we've remodeled it, and hopefully we'll sell some new Indian Motorcycles," Hartmann said.