Harley Wants To Teach You To Ride
Sales down, customer's ageing
Faced with a decline in sales and an ageing customer base Harley-Davidson says it is placing a renewed emphasis on teaching people to ride as part of its effort to attract more customers. The median age of a motorcycle rider has increased from 32 to 47 since 1990 – nearly half of riders are over 50. Dealerships are offering three-to-four day courses. The training is one of the ways Harley-Davidson hopes to attract a new generation of riders, the idea being to get them comfortable on a bike, to make them feel safe and confident.
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