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Best of 2001: Best Harley Accessories
South Coast Harley-Davidson
345 E Street, Chula Vista
619-420-7000
They do sell motorcycles here. That's how the business started, with the Harley-Davidsons arrayed in a nondescript showroom with concrete floors. A couple of racks of T-shirts and jackets squeezed into one corner. Today, however, nonmotorized merchandise fills the place. You can find Harley-Davidson coffee mugs and Biker Brew coffee to fill them with. There are Harley-branded pocket knives and baby clothes and shot glasses and kitchen canisters and Barbie dolls (complete with doll-sized bikes). Someone yearning to be a virtual biker can purchase a "Wheels of Freedom" computer game, while a $2495 limited-edition Harley-Davidson electric guitar will beckon a would-be rock star. The traditional bike gear and clothing is on hand, but amidst helmets and jackets, panties and bustiers add an offbeat element to the shopping experience.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Best of 2001: Best Harley Accessories
Best of 2001: Best Harley Accessories
South Coast Harley-Davidson
345 E Street, Chula Vista
619-420-7000
They do sell motorcycles here. That's how the business started, with the Harley-Davidsons arrayed in a nondescript showroom with concrete floors. A couple of racks of T-shirts and jackets squeezed into one corner. Today, however, nonmotorized merchandise fills the place. You can find Harley-Davidson coffee mugs and Biker Brew coffee to fill them with. There are Harley-branded pocket knives and baby clothes and shot glasses and kitchen canisters and Barbie dolls (complete with doll-sized bikes). Someone yearning to be a virtual biker can purchase a "Wheels of Freedom" computer game, while a $2495 limited-edition Harley-Davidson electric guitar will beckon a would-be rock star. The traditional bike gear and clothing is on hand, but amidst helmets and jackets, panties and bustiers add an offbeat element to the shopping experience.
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