Large test drive event and biker party on May 29 and 30

How time flies! It's already been two years since
Harley-Davidson opened its doors in a specially constructed 800 m² building in Potsdam. The showroom and the lavishly equipped workshop on the ground floor, as well as the fashion department and the customer chill-out area on the first floor, quickly filled with life.

The team led by managing director Mike Scharenberg now has eight employees. They all share a passion for Harley-Davidson, and they will be celebrating the first two years together with their customers and friends of the US lifestyle – in true Harley-Davidson style. On May 29 and 30, there will be plenty of action at Harley-Davidson Potsdam and at the Avus-Treff Spinnerbrücke.

On both days, the bands „The Pauls“ and „Pocketmind“ will be rocking the dealer's stand. A large marquee will be set up to serve delicious barbecue food for all guests. In the morning, the team will also serve a biker's breakfast, and in the afternoon there will be coffee and cake.

It goes without saying that anyone looking for a new or used motorcycle, or searching for original clothing or accessories, will find what they are looking for at the Potsdam dealership—Harley-Davidson Potsdam has a number of attractive offers in store!

In addition, at Spinnerbrücke, probably the most famous biker meeting place in the region, an armada of brand-new Harleys will be available for free test rides on both days—all you need is a driver's license and motorcycle gear, and you're ready to hop on the saddle.

The test ride route takes participants from the Spinnerbrücke bridge to Harley-Davidson Potsdam at Rudolf-Moos-Straße 12, where they can stop for refreshments and enjoy the entertainment program before heading back.

Not only Harley riders are invited, but all motorcycle enthusiasts and anyone who simply wants to experience the pure biker lifestyle. Harley-Davidson Potsdam is looking forward to seeing you there! For more information, visit www.harley-davidson-potsdam.de

Text & image: Harley-Davidson Pressservice