Harley-Davidson of Atlanta

As a new Harley owner we dropped our bike off for service and checkout. Everyone couldn’t have been nicer. Service at the counter was friendly and helpful. They even called twice to give me updates and make a few decisions. Very happy with the results. We will be back.

Just finished the Rider’s Edge Motorcycle safety course. The course was phenomenal and I learned SO MUCH. The instructor Janet Michael made us feel so relaxed and took her time making sure we understood everything we were supposed to do and she didn’t make me feel stupid if I didn’t get something right away. I think everyone who rides a motorcycle should take this course! My only complaint and the only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars was the bikes that you have to use to learn to ride on. If I were only critiquing Janet’s teaching skills it would have been an easy 5 but the fact that this is a Harley dealership and the Buell pieces of crap they have you training on should be an embarrassment to them. I understand the bikes take a beating because people are learning to ride on them but come on… at least have ones that stay running or aren’t making it so hard to learn on because the throttle sticks or the engines revs at 1500 or more rpms when you’re sitting in neutral. SO… 5 stars for the course itself only brought down by the conditions of the bikes you have to learn on.

A one liner review requires an update.
First, this place is not in Buckhead. In fact, it’s not even inside the perimeter. So, put on your space suits and get ready for a long voyage.
Like all Harley Davidson dealers, this is more like a car dealership than a lawn mower dealership. Only Harley Davidson and BMW do this. Other places sell planting pots and weed whackers alongside the motorcycles, and smell like mulch. This place, like every other Harley Davidson dealership I’ve seen, is a full blown professional show room, parts source, repair shop, clothing store, and accessory depot.
Also like most Harley Davidson dealers, the people are extremely nice, LOVE motorcycles, and know their stuff. They are patient, answer questions from the mechanically disinclined (such as myself), and go out of their way to find ways to save you money.
Yes, it’s like traveling to Pluto. You practically need a cryogenic chamber to get there without visibly aging. But, the people are awesome, the facility is top-​notch, and they have cool stickers.
Also, they give a 10% discount to military personnel. Even if you aren’t military, it’s cool that they are looking out for the people who look out for us.