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STANLEY HORZEMPA 1925-1983: In 1983 Stanley’s body yielded to the effects of cancer. Darryl had been working as a tool and dye maker with a local Batavia company at the time and Debbie was employed at St. Jerome’s Hospital. Up Until Stanley’s death Thera and Stan’s kids had been helping Stanley out part time at the dealership. Following Stanley’s passing they all did what they could to maintain the business. The phone at Stan’s continued to ring, people still needed someone to service and repair their motorcycles. In ‘84 Darryl left his full-time job and made it a go keeping the cycle shop open full-time. Debbie continued to help out with the book keeping. When the dealership began to grow Debbie was able to leave her “regular” job to manage the retail end of the business.
(That’s Heidi and Stanley to the left) |
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Our showroom has undergone many transformations over the years as well as our repair shop. Yes, there was a time when we did most motorcycle service of the floor. Our technicians are very thankful for the advent of the motorcycle lift. In those days space was very tight, so they also appreciate no longer having to push all the bikes waiting for service outside at the beginning of the day and inside at the day’s end. |
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1991 THE GENESEE COUNTY H.O.G.® CHAPTER IS FORMED. In 1991 under the sponsorship of Stan’s the Genesee County H.O.G.® Chapter was formed. Through the years our H.O.G.® members have been some of our most loyal customers. They volunteer at just about every event we put on and have been a huge help to our business. Some of them have even gone on to become full-time Stan’s employees. On September 13, 1992 the Harley Owners Group adopted a 3.4 mile stretch of route 98 that runs south of Elba into the town of Batavia as part of the New York State Adopt-a-Highway program. |
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Between the 1999 and 2000 we broke ground and relocated to our present facility on West Saile Drive. This new building has brought more room, more bikes, more employees, and more customers. |
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