Harley-Davidson's new rider education course, "Riders Edge", announced it has trained its 100,000th student.

The victim student is Michael Lambert of Estero, Fla., on March 22-26, at Harley-Davidson of Naples. Read his full story here...
http://www.harley-davidson.com/....&dspyy=2007&FROM=NEWS

And what could be a better story for Harley-Davidson than to promote Lambert's story?

Here's a guy who didn't even know how to ride a motorcycle, but ended up buying a 2007 Nightster after falling in love with its looks. He was actually waiting to get into a restaurant, and was killing time by browsing around the Harley-Davidson dealership. The he saw the love of his life, an XL1200N Nightster.

He decided to first enroll in the Rider's Edge training course, because that would be the responsible thing to do. After completion, he bought the bike.

And it's a simple coincidence that the perfect story of Harley-Davidson romanticism combined with responsible riding, just happened to be the 100,000th graduate! How could things coincide so perfectly for the Motor Company?

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