Winter can be miserable when your bike is stuck in the garage, but what if you could ride somewhere else -- where it's warm? There's always the option of renting a bike in off-season hot spots like Vegas, Hawaii or Florida, and Harley-Davidson Authorized Rentals just happens to have dealers in those very locations. On the newly enhanced h-d.com/rentals website, we're told that getting the wind back in your face (where it belongs) is just a few clicks away. The improved Harley-Davidson® Authorized Rentals booking site is said to now more seamless, making the process of booking a Harley-Davidson motorcycle easier than ever. Its mobile-compatibility offers improved capability for finding an Authorized Rentals dealer, getting a price quote, and booking a reservation fast and simple. Angela Thundercloud, Harley-Davidson Authorized Rentals Manager, adds; “Any time of the year, renting a bike is a great way to discover new roads. It’s also a perfect opportunity to take an extended test ride on a model you’ve never ridden before.We are the only place customers can rent a new Project RUSHMORE touring model.” With more than 350 locations, including many popular warm-weather destinations, around the world, Harley-Davidson Authorized Rentals is the world’s largest provider of motorcycle rentals. In 2012, Harley-Davidson Authorized Rentals provided more than 80,000 riding experiences over the course of more than 220,000 days and more than 50 million miles traveled. Harley-Davidson Authorized Rentals dealers offer a variety of new Harley motorcycles to those that are over 21 years old and have a valid motorcycle endorsement. Every Authorized Rental includes a Harley-Davidson loaner helmet and rain gear, short-term luggage storage, and 24-hour roadside assistance. Online reservations at any participating dealer can be made 24 hours a day at h-d.com/rentals.
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