All of you who have had your motorcycle licence for longer than October last year can save yourself reading this news. But for all newcomers to the motorcycle (driving licence must have been issued after 15 October 2018), Harley Davidson's offer could be interesting:

The intense experience with all your senses. The lustful mastery of enormous forces by a simple twist on the gas handle. The irrepressible sense of freedom that comes when accelerating. The fascinating flow when the driver, machine and road merge in the rush of corners. Undoubtedly, motorcycling is addictive, happy and makes ride after ride a fat grin in the face. No wonder, then, that many feel a deep longing to fulfill the dream of the hot oven. But before you can get off to a flying start on public transport, you have to press the school bench and buff powerfully. Practice trips, special trips, visual tests, first aid courses and various fees for registration, theoretical and practical examinations as well as the issuance of the driving licence – the account shrinks drastically. It's definitely going to be four digits!

For those who dream not only of the motorized two-wheeler's licence, but also of a bike made in the USA, Harley-Davidson is now helping out powerfully: The manufacturer reimburses new bikers for their driving licence training – or at least a considerable part of it. A whopping 1,250 euros is included for the customer, which can be used as a voucher for original clothing and accessories or as a discount when purchasing a motorcycle. The prerequisite is the purchase of a new Harley-Davidson. All customers who have purchased a category A or A2 driving licence after 15 October 2018 may benefit from this. The driving licence may not exceed six months and the purchase contract for the new vehicle must be concluded by 31 August 2019 at the latest.

Owners of virgin driving licences and all the candidates who are now simply dreaming about the dream of freedom in the saddle of a Milwaukee Iron are to blame, because such an opportunity will not return so quickly. Information is available on www.Harley-Davidson.com and at the nearest dealer.