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[Harlan]

Hello, my name is Harlan and I am an electric motorcycle addict.

I can't get enough of them and I've tried them all.  Whether its the Zero, Brammo, or GPR-S, I'm powerless to control my urge to ride them, twist the throttle, and feel the torque accelerate me through the streets of LA.

Not only am I a user, I'm also a dealer.  My store in Hollywood sells electric motorcycles, bicycles, and scooters from brands such as Zero Motorcycles, Native Cycles, E+ Electric Bikes among others.  If Brammo weren't so monogamous with Best Buy, we would certainly be open to a relationship.  I guess we just love variety and like to give our customers the freedom to choose the bike that is best for them.

If any of your are ever in the area and have not felt the rush of riding an electric bike yourself, please stop by the store for a test ride.  Brammo owners always welcome too.

[Brammofan]

Nice... Help yourself to the coffee and donuts.  Need a sponsor?

Good to have you here, Harlan.  I don't know if you saw this, but Brammo may not be as monogamous as you think:
Brammo Seeking Dealership Development Director.

[Harlan]

Yes I've seen that.  I'm sure the intention is to expand the dealer network nationally, not necessarily for adding another dealer in a city where there are already two Best Buys that sell Enertias, but that doesn't mean we're not trying!

I'll give them Man a day to settle in from his China trip before I give him a call.

[Phantom]

Welcome to the forum. I hope Hollywood Electrics can eventually sell the Enertia.

[Durgenbold]

Hi, Harlan!

I think this could be a perfect match, an Enertia in the hands of an electric motorcycle-fanatic-dealer could be a monumental success  (imagine the crazy dealer commercials!)

But joking aside, I think selling the Enertia would be great for both sides. More dealers means more bikes sold which means more bikes on the road which means more publicity which means more popularity and more sales and more money! In my opinion, I think selling the Enertia would be a great investment. Who knows, maybe you'd make so much money that you could expand all the way to the east coast (with plenty of shops in the Midwest, of course)!

Anyway, Brammo is beginning to tell Best Buy that they should "see other people" because of the lackluster job they've done and are actually looking for dealers like yours.

Ok, I'll settle down now. Seems everyone else is relaxing with snacks. I'm gonna go get a cookie.

-Chris

[skadamo]

hey Harlan, glad to see you on the forum. It was great meeting you at Infineon. Really hope Brammo can get you some bikes!!

[enertia-ette]

Hey Harlan,
Just wondered if there was any news from Brammo on the possibity of you carrying the Enertia. Sure hope you made that call!!

[lienly]

I know Zero makes even faster but more $ electric bike.
how about GPR-S?

Hello, my name is Harlan and I am an electric motorcycle addict.

I can't get enough of them and I've tried them all.  Whether its the Zero, Brammo, or GPR-S, I'm powerless to control my urge to ride them, twist the throttle, and feel the torque accelerate me through the streets of LA.

Not only am I a user, I'm also a dealer.  My store in Hollywood sells electric motorcycles, bicycles, and scooters from brands such as Zero Motorcycles, Native Cycles, E+ Electric Bikes among others.  If Brammo weren't so monogamous with Best Buy, we would certainly be open to a relationship.  I guess we just love variety and like to give our customers the freedom to choose the bike that is best for them.

If any of your are ever in the area and have not felt the rush of riding an electric bike yourself, please stop by the store for a test ride.  Brammo owners always welcome too.