Hagadone Marine Group event showcases handcrafted boats, motorcycles
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That perfect new boat glinted across three massive indoor Hagadone Marine Group showrooms Thursday afternoon.
Powerquest, Malibu, Mastercraft and more mint-condition vessels were awaiting the start of this weekend’s Boats, Bikes, Burgers and Brews event.
Slated for noon to 6 p.m. Saturday, Hagadone Marine Group and Spokane Valley-based Lone Wolf Harley-Davidson team up for a day of boat and motorcycle displays.
“Explore an exciting lineup of boats throughout the Hagadone Marine Group showrooms,” Hagadone Marine Group said. “Check out a showcase of Harley-Davidson motorcycles, grab a complimentary burger and brew, and enjoy a relaxing afternoon with friends and family.”
Dive into their stunning lineup of new and pre-owned inventory, all showcased inside their large indoor showrooms, “each ready to elevate your next on-water adventures,” Hagadone Marine Group said.
Shop end-of-year closeout pricing on new and pre-owned boats throughout Hagadone Marine Group.
“We’re making room for what’s next, which means now is a great time to make your move on remaining inventory, including an outstanding selection of pre-owned boats and Harris pontoons,” Hagadone Marine Group said
In addition to boats, Hagadone Marine Group said there will be an “incredible lineup from Lone Wolf Harley-Davidson” to “fuel your passion for two wheels.”
Saturday’s event will also feature complimentary burgers and brews from Hayden-based Brewscape Beer Co.
Lyndie Crespin, co-owner of Brewscape Beer Co., said they’re providing two kegs of their homebrewed Mexican Lager and Hazy IPA.
“They’re all made locally right here in Hayden,” she said. “The Mexican Lager has corn in the mash to give a traditional kind of flair. For the Hazy IPA, I would say that it’s loaded full of hops low on the bitter level but has a lot of tropical notes to it.”
Rathdrum-based High Country Cider will also provide ciders.
“We’re getting to meet everyone, get them familiar with the brewery and hopefully get them in for some tacos and beers,” Crespin said.
The Hagadone Marine Group showrooms are at 1000 S. Marina Drive in Coeur d’Alene. People are encouraged to RSVP at https://www.cognitoforms.com/HagadoneMarineGroup1/BoatsBikesBurgersBrews.
“Bring your friends. Bring the family,” Hagadone Marine Group said. “Come ready to browse, and you might just leave having found your next reason to get on the water.”
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