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Founded in 1992, EagleRider is the world's leading adventure rental and motorcycle touring company. EagleRider operates the world's largest rental fleet of expertly maintained late model motorcycle and powersport units from premier manufactures such as Harley-Davidson, Victory, Polaris, Honda and BMW. EagleRider offers rentals, self-drive Hotel & Harley Tours, and professionally guided tours from locations across the United States, Mexico, France, and Spain.
In addition to its full line of Harley-Davidson motorcycles, EagleRider now offers a varied line of all-terrain vehicles, personal watercraft, and dirt bikes at many of its locations. A specialty vehicle and motorcycle rental company, EagleRider has defined a unique, high growth niche market for itself, "Marketing the American Dream to destination minded vacationers and businessmen."
EagleRider is a lifestyle company whose primary focus is adventure travel, motorcycle tourism and recreation. Every year over 40,000 adventure travelers and motorcycle enthusiast enjoy a rental or touring vacation from one of EagleRider's rental facilities located in tourist destinations in the USA, Mexico, France and Spain. Whether it is a Harley-Davidson motorcycle tour on the famous Route 66, an ATV adventure tour in the red rocks of the Southwest or a snowmobile tour in the Rocky Mountains, EagleRider offers adventure travel aficionados a dream vacation of a lifetime."
Now everyone has the opportunity to own part of the "American Dream" with an EagleRider franchise! EagleRider is the most recognized brand in the motorcycle rental and touring industry.
EagleRider has developed an extensive marketing network of international and domestic tour operators, travel wholesalers, and recreation industry business partners. We are currently featured prominently in more than 750 different full color travel and vacation publications, amounting to over 25 million copies, which are distributed as promotional materials to tour operators, travel agents and adventure travel enthusiasts throughout the world.
EagleRider's promotional infrastructure via the international tour operators and wholesale business partners are on an equivalent scale to that of Avis, United Airlines, or Hard Rock Café.
Thank you for your interest in EagleRider, Inc. We are currently expanding the EagleRider, Inc. authorized franchise network and are looking for professional committed business partners.
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