"We view the purchase of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle as the beginning of a
relationship. Not the end of a transaction."
John M. Reid, Pres. Gowanda Harley-Davidson
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Motorcycle Sales |

left to right: Bob Tiller, John Reid, Alan
Hall |
John Reid, President /
Sales
Alan Hall, Sales Manager
Bob Tiller, Customer Finance / Sales
Whether you're a seasoned biker, woman rider or just starting out, we're
here to help you every step of the way.
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Community Involvement
John is an organizer and supporter of Vietnam Veteran's events,
including the annual Memorial Day 'Ride to Remember' to the Erie County
Vietnam Veterans Memorial at Sprague Brook Park. John served with the
New York Air National Guard in Vietnam from June 1968-May 1969.
Bob is an active member of the Gowanda Volunteer Fire
Department and has served with the Zoar Valley Search and Rescue Team. |
Service Department |
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front row (l to r) - Daryl Dean,
Mike Miller, Jana Soroky, Bob Reid, Ron Killian, Ned Evans
back row (l to r) - Nich Fuchs,
Shawn Mowry, Eric Fuchs, Matt Cappella, Jamie Wilson
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Shawn Mowry, Service
Manager
Bob Reid, Shop Foreman
Jana Soroky, Service Advisor
Ned Evans, Service Writer
When it comes time to service your Harley-Davidson motorcycle no one knows
it better than our factory-trained service technicians. Our commitment
to you is to continuously train our technicians through the Harley-Davidson
University program and provide you with accurate, efficient and dependable
service.H-D Master
Service Technicians
Jamie Wilson, Eric Fuchs
Service Technicians
Nick Fuchs, Ron Killian, Mike Miller,
Howard Parish, Daryl Dean, Matt Cappella, Fred Wilder
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Community Involvement
The Service Department conserves our environmental resources by
recycling waste oil, tires, batteries, scrap metal, shipping pallets and
packaging materials.
Shawn & Kris participate in local AMA sanctioned motorcycle / ATV
racing events. |
MotorClothes Apparel & Collectibles |
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Monica Hall,
MotorClothes Manager
Over 100 years of open road experience goes into every piece of Genuine
Harley-Davidson MotorClothes Apparel. When the riding gear you wear is
the only thing between you and Mother Nature, quality and knowledgeable sales
associates matter.
MotorClothes Associate
Laura Cappola |
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left to right - Monica Hall, Laura Cappola |
Community Involvement
Laura is a volunteer cheerleader coordinator for the Eden
Little Loop Football & Cheerleading Recreation League. |
Motor Parts & Motor Accessories |
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Randy Rosen Parts Mgr/Party Planner
No other product is more widely customized than a Harley-Davidson
motorcycle. An extensive selection of Genuine Motor Parts and Motor
Accessories, along with an experienced staff, are available through
our dealership to make your motorcycle as individual as you are.Parts & Accessories
Experts
Marty Reid, Rocky Reid |
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left to right - Marty Reid, Randy Rosen, Rocky
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Community Involvement
Randy was the founder and main organizer of the Harley Happening
at the Hollywood from 1999-2006. The rally grew into one of the largest and most anticipated motorcycle events
in the region and benefited the restoration of Gowanda's Historic Hollywood
Theater. Randy was presented the Community Service Award by the
Gowanda Area Chamber of Commerce in 2001. |
Administration |

front row (l to r) - Paula Rosen, Brian LeBarron
back row (l to r) - Paula Steffan, Carolyn Mende |
Paula Rosen,
VP / Office Manager
Paula Steffan, Admin. Assistant
Carolyn Mende, Sales Assistant
Brian LeBarron, Marketing / IT Mngr.
We handle the 'behind the scenes' business operations of the dealership
such as sales and finance document processing, accounting & reporting,
accounts payables and receivables, human resources, advertising and
information technology systems. |
Community Involvement
Paula Rosen in a volunteering member of the Friends of the Hollywood
and manages the advertising on the Hollywood Theater marquee.
Brian has been the Southern Tier, NY Harley Owners Group Editor /
Webmaster for the past seven years. He was also the marketing
coordinator of the Harley Happening at the Hollywood from 1999-2006.
Paula Steffan organizes an Adopt-The-Highway clean up on a section of
Route 39 in Collins, New York. |