Harley-Davidson Opened A First Coffee Shop In Toronto. Harley-Davidson opened its first coffee shop in downtown Toronto to attract millennials. It is open for the summer riding season until it closes in September. Cafe patrons will be able to admire Harleys and other motorcycle club paraphernalia on display as they sit on black leather couches sipping a cappuccino. The shop menu features everything from cold brew coffee to cookies and scones. The space has a stationary Harley-Davidson meant to entice curious customers to jump aboard to stimulate the feel of riding a Hog.
Harley-Davidson, Inc. (NYSE: HOG) To Release Second-Quarter Results July 28, 2016. Harley will announce its financial results and provide an update on its outlook before market hours July 28, The public is invited to attend an audio webcast from 8-9 a.m. CDT with Matt Levatich, President and Chief Executive Officer, and John Olin, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Harley-Davidson, Inc. A downloadable slide presentation will also be available 30 minutes before the call at Harley Webcast.
Springfield Museums Celebrate Centennial of Van Buren Sisters’ Historic Cross-Country Motorcycle Ride. Kuryakyn Holdings, LLC and Mustang Motorcycle Products, LLC Bring Their Support. The Springfield Museums are honored to be the host location for this centennial ride launch event. n 1916 Adeline and Augusta Van Buren, New York socialites and descendants of U.S. President Martin Van Buren, rode their Springfield-manufactured Indian motorcycles from Brooklyn to San Francisco. With World War I looming, the sisters wanted to show that women had what it took to be dispatch riders in the U.S. Army. In honor of the centennial of the ride, Alisa L. Clickenger, of Diamond Bar, California, is planning the Sisters’ Centennial Motorcycle Ride; after a launch party in Brooklyn on July 3, the tour will come to Springfield on July 4 for a second launch event that will honor the heritage of the Indian motorcycles with which the Van Burens made history 100 years ago. As part of the events in Springfield, riders and the public will be able enjoy a special new exhibit created at the Lyman & Merrie Wood Museum of Springfield History in honor of the sisters. Then, the centennial motorcycle group ride will depart from Springfield to travel cross-country to San Francisco for a grand finale celebration
The Harley coffee shop story gave me quite a good chuckle. If I had read it anywhere else I would have assumed it was satire. =)
Guess they are diversifying since the numbers
will be off on 7/28, or will they (see preceding article)