JS Online: Stalled: No site yet in sight for Harley museum

The Morning Sun: Harley's growth felt in St. Joe 12/29/03

JS Online: Harley rolls out incentives to clear glut from 2003: "Harley rolls out incentives to clear glut from 2003"

DaytonDailyNews: Dayton, Ohio, news and information: "Harsha suspects rates remain high in some places because of a growing number of alcohol-related motorcycle accidents in the last five years."

PlayStation 2: Capcom Europe Announces Two New Titles: "Utilising a new sound rendering engine called M.R.S.S (Motorcycle Real Sound System), Riding Spirits II aims to be the most faithful recreation of the high-octane sport of motorcycle riding, ever created. "

PACKETONLINE News Classifieds Entertainment Business - Princeton and Central New Jersey Police issued 35 citations in one day, including illegal mufflers, expired inspections, no inspections and unlicensed drivers.

Fatal wreck case draws protest

Reuters | Latest Financial News / Full News Coverage "There is no point in having a Formula One Grand Prix and a MotoGP in the same country on the same day," he said. "That would be ridiculous."

Oakland Tribune Online - Business News: "'We see ourselves as the Ferrari of motorcycles.'"

Rapid City Journal: Serving Rapid City South Dakota In a verdict likely to bring an abrupt end to a three-decade political career, a jury convicted Rep. Bill Janklow of manslaughter Monday for a collision that killed a motorcyclist

About the Rep. Bill Janklow Trial

Rapid City Journal: Serving Rapid City South Dakota Analysis: Whom will jurors believe?

AP Wire | 12/03/2003 | Prosecution Rests Case in Janklow Trial

NATIONAL POST: "'Anyone who knew Janklow knew Janklow drove like a maniac,' said Mr. Napoli, who has worked closely with Mr. Janklow in Pierre, the state's capital, and has known him for more than 30 years.
'We were all hoping he would get out of office before something like this happened, and he didn't make it. He'd had so many close calls and had done so many crazy things that we were all on our seats' edges waiting for something to happen.'"

Janklow's Defense Attacked (washingtonpost.com): "no evidence the Republican congressman from South Dakota was suffering a diabetic reaction "