Vance & Hines Issues Statement on
FTC's Action Against Harley-Davidson
T
he Federal Trade Commis-
sion announced a complaint
on June 23, 2022, against
Harley-Davidson, ordering the
company to "fix warranties by
removing illegal terms and rec-
ognizing the right to repair, come
clean with customers, and en-
sure that dealers compete fairly
with independent third-parties."
Mike Kennedy, President &
CEO of Vance & Hines, released
this statement: "This action taken
by the FTC is a huge win for
motorcycle riders. While we still
need to see how this plays out,
we anticipate that riders will have
more choices in how they repair
and update their motorcycles
during the warranty period,
which is clearly a big deal for
companies in the motorcycle af-
termarket, too. I hope that the 'it
will void your warranty' threat for
someone who just wants a better
sounding or smoother running
Harley is a thing of the past."
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Vance & Hines says it backs the FTC's
complaint against Harley-Davidson.
Dubya World Vet MX
Championship Date
Confirmed
O
ne of Glen Helen Raceway's most popular events, the
Dubya World Vet MX Championships, will take place No-
vember 4-6, 2022. In years past, more than a thousand riders
from around the world have competed for a prestigious World
Vet Championship title. This year is expected to be no different.
Online pre-entries are now live and can be submitted. Early
bird specials are available. Save money and receive the best
price if you register during the month of July. You can save up
to $90 by pre-registering online.
This year's race will feature a three-moto format, just like in
the old days. Racing will start on Saturday for all amateur
classes and continue through Sunday. All three motos will
determine the 2022 Dubya World Vet MX Champion.
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The 2022 Dubya World Vet MX Championship
will feature a three-moto format.
