Rental business for Harley bikes in Okinawa

Rental business for Harley bikes in Okinawa

NAHA, Japan - Satoshi Nakamura, president of Naha Central Hotel, shows off his line-up of Harley-Davidson bikes for rental. The hotel will launch a new Harley rental business on Feb. 1, targeting aging baby-boomers from mainland Japan eager to ride a big Harley on the southern islands. A 1450 cc Harley Fat Boy goes for 15,750 yen in rental fees. (Kyodo)

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