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Stopped by this past Saturday (10th Aug) as we were in the area (Magic City Cycle and The Helmet Shop). Walked in and didn't see any motorsickles. Asked the counter girl where the bikes were. She said they didn't have any motorsickles. I responded, "Boutique eh?" The second question to her was if they serviced bikes there? No was her reply (with a shoulder shrug and eye roll).

Dang now a lingerie shop, er total Boutique.

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..........why bother !

seriously, like what you see in an airport? Were there customers there?

They've got another boutique in the Old City part of St. Augustine. At least they've got an old Sportster in the window.

That's the old dealership, it has a real cool collection of antique bikes and lots of T-shirts. The girl wasn't very helpful, she should have directed you to the new dealership up around the corner, it is huge and has an enormous array of new and used bikes. I was very impressed at the deals these guys were offering last year at Biketoberfest. Two of my friends bought new bikes because they were offered crazy money for the bikes they were on.
I have purchased parts from them through Ebay and have been shocked at the prices I've been able to get parts for jobs that come into my shop for. I haven't said this about another Harley Dealership but these guys are OK in my book!

The downtown HD dealer hasn't been selling bikes for a couple of years. They do however sell bikes during the two motorcycle rallies. The only reason I know all this is every year we end up at the Lynnhurst house (across the street from the HD store) for $1 dogs and beers. Behind the HD parking lot is very clean bathrooms (a must find when camping during Bikeweek). Also up the side street is were Black Bikeweek is held, which has a lot of really interesting bikes rolling by. So, hanging at the Lynnhurst house is a great location for many reasons, The HD store being the least of them.