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The following links help me locate events around the valley for motorcycles.


The links below are places I frequent when doing stuff with my Harley.  You gotta spend money when you own a Harley and you really need to give that money to the right place!  There are too many cheesy places to throw money away at.  These folks know how to treat you real nice.

Buddy Stubbs Harley-Davidson (Cave Creek)
http://www.buddystubbshd.com

These guys have the best clothing/gear selections and the parts department is decent as well.  I had a bad experience with the service department so I don't go there for service anymore.  They have a decent display of bikes for sale but nobody wants to help you when you walk in so I have not bought any motorcycles from them.

Arrowhead Harley-Davidson
http://www.arrowheadharley.com

When Chester’s is too far to travel I go to these guys.  I bought my second Harley from here and it was a good experience as they made me a pretty good deal on my trade-in.  But lately they have have very poor customer service in the sales, rentals and clothing areas, so really the only thing I go to them for is service, and maybe parts.

Chester’s Harley-Davidson
http://www.chestershd.com

This used to be a great place to buy anything Harley-Davidson but not anymore.  When I bought my first Harley they treated me similar to when I bought my BMW car (which was an awesome experience and I don't think will ever be topped)  However, I had a nightmare of an experience when I bought my third bike and because of it I will never go back.  On a positive note, the parts counter always has what I need and even though there are three other dealers closer to me I will travel to these guys when I want really good service and parts that nobody else has.

Desert Custom Cycles
http://www.desertcustomcycles.com

This establishment has an awesome lady that does great work with leather.  She has sewn all the patches on my jackets/vests—real cheap.  Quite a value.  The techs are real good too.  They make and sell custom bikes and work on stockers like mine.  They sell all kinds of accessories.  I bought my Mustang seats from them.

Modifications/Add-Ons Links

Cycle Gear
http://www.cyclegear.com/
I frequent this place a lot.  It is nice to try on a helmet for size and appearance, as well as goggles, jackets, etc.  They also have stuff to help you maintain your bike like motorcycle jacks, oil, etc.

CV Carburetor Modifications
http://nightrider.com/biketech/hd_cv_mods.htm#main_jet
Excellent description of how to modify a stock carburetor to get better performance from your bike. Awesome pictures included.

Mustang Motorcycle Products, Inc.
http://www.mustangseats.com/
This company makes great aftermarket seats.  Very comfortable.  Ask about them at your local Harley shop.

Pipe Dreamz
http://www.pipedreamz.biz/
They have a big selection of aftermarket pipes for the Sportster models.  Note: These pipes are illegal for street use (whatever that means).

Seeger Cycle
http://www.seegercycle.com/
There is a kit available from here that makes it super easy to turn a Sportster into a chopper.

Riders Passion
http://www.riderspassion.com/index.php
Another place for accessories.  They specialize in motorcycle clocks and LED lighting kits.

Motorcycle Superstore
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/
A lot of accessories for all types of bikes/riders.