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Trade in your shirt for a 50% discount off Harley-Davidson apparel!

Trade in your shirt for a 50% discount off Harley-Davidson apparel!
Michelle L.
September 15, 2020

Customers can trade in their t-shirts for charity and enjoy discounts of up to 50% on selected Harley-Davidson apparel.

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Harley-Davidson gears up for good! | Photo credits: Bikes Republic

Harley-Davidson Motor Company is rallying riders and motorcycle fans across Malaysia to make a difference for their local community by donating their t-shirts to local charities.

From 15 September until 15 October 2020, customers can to bring their old t-shirts of any motorcycle brand in good condition to a Harley-Davidson authorized dealership in the country. They would enjoy a discounted rate of up to 50% off selected apparel from the brand. The traded-in t-shirts will be cleaned and donated to local charities. This is a part of Harley-Davidson’s commitment to supporting and making a positive impact in local communities.

Softail Deluxe | Photo credits: YouTube

“At Harley-Davidson, we are driven by a passion for adventure and purpose. We have always made it part of our mission to extend this back to the community. We want to show our support for local charities. Our Harley Owners Group has engaged local communities through annual rides and activities over the years. Through this program to support local charities, we hope to inspire our fans and riders to join us in making a positive difference. We would also re-connect with the local community through these tough times,” said Mr Sajeev Rajasekharan, Managing Director, Harley-Davidson, Asia Emerging Markets & India.

Harley-Davidson’s T-Shirt Trade-In program will include discounts of up to 50% on the brand’s General Merchandise collections. This will cater to the diverse preferences of riders and fans.

If you want to participate in the T-Shirt Trade-In program, visit your nearest Harley-Davidson authorized dealership today. Show your support for the beneficiaries of local charities!

Photo credits: Ultimate Motorcycling

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