Wednesday, August 4, 2010
$500 Hot Vespa Summer!
$500 off 2008, 2009, 2010 Vespa 150's
$400 off 2008, 2009, 2010 Vespa LX 50
To celebrate the Summer Vespa is rolling out a special offer on its most popular models...the Vespa 150's and the classic LX 50.
This is a great deal on Vespa's most popular models. We currently have LX 150s in Red, Black, Midnight Blue, and Pink which qualify for this promotion. We have a Red Vespa S 150 which qualifies, and a Pink LX 50 which would get the $400 rebate.
From July 15, 2010 through September 15, 2010 customers purchasing a new and unused 2008, 2009 or 2010 carbureted Vespa S 150, Vespa LX 150 or Vespa LXV 150 motor scooter at participating dealerships will receive a $500 discount off the stated MSRP.
Customers purchasing a 2008, 2009, 2010 two-valve engine LX 50 will receive a $400 discount off the stated MSRP.
Friday, July 30, 2010
Sweet Financing Promotion from Triumph
Triumph is offering finance deals that are so spectacular you can literally ride home on a NEW Triumph for as little as $5. Seriously, only $5 a day*. You probably spend more than that on a take-out lunch during the day. So save your lunch money, pack a PB&J, and ride to work on your brand new Triumph motorcycle.
*Promotion ends 9/30/10. Retail Financing offered through FreedomRoad Financing, 0.9% for 12 months, 1.9% for 24 Months, 2.9% for 36 Months, 3.9% for 48 Months, 4.9% for 60 Months, Tier 1 ONLY. Rates based on approval, not all customers will qualify. Note: Special Edition models DO NOT qualify for any promotions listed.
*Promotion ends 9/30/10. Retail Financing offered through FreedomRoad Financing, 0.9% for 12 months, 1.9% for 24 Months, 2.9% for 36 Months, 3.9% for 48 Months, 4.9% for 60 Months, Tier 1 ONLY. Rates based on approval, not all customers will qualify. Note: Special Edition models DO NOT qualify for any promotions listed.
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Announcing Royal Enfield Demo Ride Night 8/18/2010
Wednesday August 18th 5pm to 8pm
Royal Enfield Demo Ride at Branchville Motors
With Ron Greene, Vice President Royal Enfield USA
Join us for a great evening exploring the World’s Oldest Motorcycle Brand. Starting at Five we will have free hamburgers and hotdogs and a short presentation by Royal Enfield USA Vice President Ron Greene discussing the past present and future of Royal Enfield.
After this there will be group demo rides, so that you will get a chance to experience Enfield’s new totally revised Unit-Construction Engine for yourself. Demo Bikes will include a C5 Military, two G5s and two C5s. One of these bikes will have a lowering kit installed, and two will have performance exhausts.
Royal Enfield Demo Ride at Branchville Motors
With Ron Greene, Vice President Royal Enfield USA
Join us for a great evening exploring the World’s Oldest Motorcycle Brand. Starting at Five we will have free hamburgers and hotdogs and a short presentation by Royal Enfield USA Vice President Ron Greene discussing the past present and future of Royal Enfield.
After this there will be group demo rides, so that you will get a chance to experience Enfield’s new totally revised Unit-Construction Engine for yourself. Demo Bikes will include a C5 Military, two G5s and two C5s. One of these bikes will have a lowering kit installed, and two will have performance exhausts.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Triumph Thunderbird Rated Best Cruiser of 2010
In Cycle World magazine's annual Ten Best Bikes review, the Triumph Thunderbird has been awarded Best Cruiser status for the second year in a row...
The T-Bird's pair of 4-inch pistons make more torque at 2630 rpm—95.1 ft.-lb.—than most cruiser motors make all day. But this bike's more than a pair of big jugs. It rumbles along smoothly, soulfully, while providing comfortably kicked-back ergonomics and suspension that actually suspends. Triumph being Triumph, it couldn't even keep from building a big cruiser that handles okay, too, and then wrapped it up in crisp styling, with a shapely no-seams gas tank, maximum chrome and minimal plastic.
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Cool NY Times Article on Royal Enfield C5 Classics
Just ran across this great article from last year which gives some great history on the Royal Enfield brand, as well as some great details about the last engine design:
The heart of the C5 is its air-cooled 499 cc power plant, an all-new design that continues the single-cylinder layout of its predecessors. It retains the trademark cadence of a thumper — the common nickname given to large-displacement 1-cylinder bikes — but now the engine and transmission, formerly separate components, have been integrated to create the Unit Construction Engine. The UCE, as Royal Enfield calls it, is fuel-injected and designed to be efficient, reliable and environmentally friendly. It will be used on all Royal Enfield export models.
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