The Seacoast Chapter of Harley Owners Group was established in 1985 with 8 founding members. Over the years we have grown into a family of over 500 members at our peak several years ago. Most of the membership hails from the seacoast region of Southern NH, Southern Maine and Northeastern Mass. We are a very diverse group of people in various jobs and stages of life. Our main goal is to have “RIDE & HAVE FUN”. We are a very active chapter in and around the community and we are looking to grow.  Join us!  We do have fun!

We are very fortunate that our chapter has the continuing support and generosity of our sponsoring dealership Seacoast Harley-Davidson.  The dealership goes above and beyond for us in many ways.

If you think you might be interested in becoming a member we would love to have you join us! You can check us out at our business meetings as mentioned below or click on this websites tab “How to Join”.

Monthly Business Meetings are held at Seacoast Harley Davidson, Route 1, North Hampton, NH

Meetings are the 1st Thursday of the Month and starts promptly at 7:00pm

For additional information contact any chapter Officer.

Below are links to our sponsoring dealership (Seacoast and Rochester) and sister dealerships in New England:

Boston Harley-Davidson

Harley-Davidson Shop of Rochester

Seacoast Harley-Davidson

Twin States Harley-Davidson

Big Moose Harley-Davidson

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Properly preparing your motorcycle for long-term storage is crucial to ensure it’s in good condition when you’re ready to ride again. Here are some tips:

1. Clean it thoroughly: Dirt and grime can corrode surfaces over time, so give your bike a good wash.

2. Change the oil and filter: Used oil contains contaminants that can damage your engine during storage. Fresh oil helps protect internal components.

3. Top off fluids: Ensure your coolant, brake fluid, and other essential fluids are at the proper levels.

4. Fuel system: Add a fuel stabilizer to prevent the fuel from breaking down and causing issues. Run the bike for a few minutes to let the stabilized fuel circulate through the system.

5. Remove the battery: If possible, store the battery in a cool, dry place and keep it on a battery maintainer to prevent it from losing charge.

6. Tire maintenance: Inflate the tires to the recommended pressure to prevent flat spots. If possible, elevate the tires or put the bike on a stand.

7. Protect against rust: Apply a corrosion inhibitor to metal surfaces, and consider using a cover to protect the bike from dust and moisture.

8. Store in a cool, dry place: Ideally, keep your motorcycle in a garage or shed to protect it from the elements.

9. Secure the exhaust: Critters love to make homes in warm exhaust pipes, so plug them or cover them to prevent unwanted guests.

10. Documentation: Take photos of your bike and make a checklist of the steps you’ve taken for easy reference when you’re ready to bring it out of storage.

With these steps, your motorcycle should be in good shape when you’re ready to hit the road again!

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Riding a motorcycle in winter requires some extra precautions. First off, make sure your bike is winter-ready with good tires and appropriate fluids. Layer up for warmth, and don’t forget those gloves! Keep an eye on the weather, and avoid riding in extreme conditions. And of course, ride at a moderate speed and increase your following distance—it takes longer to stop on icy roads. Stay safe out there!

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New England’s fall season transforms the landscape into a breathtaking canvas of colors, making it an ideal destination for motorcycle enthusiasts. The crisp air, the scent of fallen leaves, and the vibrant hues of red, orange, and gold create a sensory symphony for riders exploring the winding roads of this picturesque region.

The Foliage Tour:

Embarking on a motorcycle journey through New England in the fall is like diving into a kaleidoscope of colors. The iconic scenic byways, such as the Kancamagus Highway in New Hampshire or Vermont’s Route 100, weave through landscapes adorned with the fiery hues of autumn.

Weather and Gear:

Fall weather can be unpredictable, so riders should be prepared for temperature variations and potential rain. Layered clothing and waterproof gear are essential companions for a fall motorcycle expedition. The brisk air adds a refreshing touch to the ride, invigorating the senses as you navigate the twisting roads.

Safety First:

While the fall scenery is captivating, safety should always be a top priority. Wet leaves can be slippery, and wildlife may be more active during this season. Stay vigilant, wear protective gear, and adhere to speed limits. Additionally, checking the weather forecast before each ride ensures that you’re prepared for any unexpected changes.

Motorcycling through New England in the fall is an unparalleled experience for riders seeking a perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural exploration, and exhilarating twists and turns. As the leaves crunch beneath your tires and the autumn breeze embraces you, you’ll understand why fall in New England is a bucket-list adventure for motorcycle enthusiasts. So, rev up your engine, don your riding gear, and embark on a journey through a landscape that truly comes alive with the magic of fall.

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HOG HOLIDAY PARTY TICKETS ON SALE OCT 5TH – DEC 1ST
Saturday, Dec 9th
5:30 – 10:00
$30.00 PER PERSON
ASHWORTH BY THE SEA
295 OCEAN BLVD
HAMPTON NH

BUFFET MEAL

MUSIC BY DJ Rick DeSanctis

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ROOMS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE ASHWORTH $115.00 PER NIGHT (DBL OCCUPANCY) WHEN MAKING RESERVATIONS SAY YOU ARE WITH SEACOAST HOG CHAPTER 603-926-6762 Or online using SEACOASTHOG in the PROMO section. The rate is applied to the 8th and 9th of December.

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Hey everyone! Don’t forget to register and participate in the #FUN ride to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association! Lots of stuff happening at this event.

MDA Fundraiser Ride

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