Could bikers get $2,500 voucher for a new motorcycle purchase?
June 30, 2009
If Senator Bob Casey (D-PA) has his way, however, you will soon be able to trade an older vehicle that gets less MPGs for a brand new motorcycle. Casey has introduced S. 1248, the Green Transportation Efficiency Act of 2009, aka the Green TEA bill. The Casey bill would provide a $2500 voucher when trading in an older car or bike to purchase a brand new motorcycle from a participating, registered dealership. Motorcycle GPS.
The Motorcycle Riders Foundation took note that the President recently signed the Car Allowance Rebate System bill, also known as CARS, or by its former moniker, “cash for clunkers.” This law provides individual Americans with vouchers up to $4500 toward the purchase of a new automobile when trading in an older, less efficient vehicle.
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June 30, 2009
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Confusion Over Missouri Helmet Law - KTVI
June 30, 2009
“It is hot but I’d rather be hot than bash my head in,” on one of the hottest days of the year Missouri motorcyclist Larry Reifstick would rather be heated than harmed, others would like to leave the helmet at home. “I just drove through Arkansas with a few other friends and we all had our helmets off,” says motorcyclist Elmer Ferguson, “but as soon as we got back into Missouri there was a police officer telling us to put them back on.”
Ed Hardy Helmets. That could change soon, but it hasn’t yet. While the state legislature did pass a bill that would allow going helmetless on most Missouri roads except interstates, that bill still waits on the governor’s desk. Whether its confusion or courage some are breaking the law by not wearing a helmet.
“I see them without all of the time,” says Reifstick, “I saw two or three of them just today, I think most of them think the law as already gone into effect.”
The Highway Patrol knows it hasn’t gone into effect. Troopers issuing a reminder to motorcyclists that they can and will ticket those going helmetless. The bill waits for the governor’s action and even if he had signed it already it would be august before going leaving the helmet off would be legal. If Governor Nixon doesn’t veto nor sign it, then the bill would automatically become law July 14th. It would be by the end of August before it would take effect. So until then the debate continues and for the time being, so does having to have a helmet on.
“Most bikers I have spoken with would prefer to have the choice,” says Ferguson as he strapped on his helmet to head home.”
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Harley riders revving up for 2010 rally in Destin
June 29, 2009
Nothing could top the Destin/Fort Walton Beach area for next year’s Florida Harley Owners Group’s state rally, the group’s Bruce Fuller said.
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Harley-Davidson Dealer Redefines Business Model, Grows Despite Tough Times (dBusinessNews.com)
June 29, 2009
Milwaukee – Success stories in the auto industry are hard to come by these days, especially if you’re an American manufacturer. However, Milwaukee Harley-Davidson (MHD), a progressive dealer in the hometown of Harley-Davidson, is proving that to win in today’s economy it pays to be a bit of a rebel.
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