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Sound Built for the Curves: Hertz and Velocity at Smoky Mountain Bike Week

Writer: Elettromedia Team
Elettromedia Team
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Motorcycle riding through curves in the Smoky Mountains

There's a reason riders keep coming back to the Smokies. From September 26 through October 3, Smoky Mountain Bike Week fills the roads around Maryville, Tennessee with riders chasing the kind of curves and scenery only these mountains can offer. Home base for the week is Smoky Mountain Harley-Davidson, and this year, Hertz and Velocity are riding right into the middle of it.


Mountain riding asks a lot of a bike - and of its sound system. Tight curves, elevation changes, and long stretches through the hills mean a system needs to deliver, no matter the terrain. That's exactly what Hertz and Velocity are built for: sound that holds up wherever the ride takes you.


Velocity motorcycle speaker system for Harley Road King

This year we're partnering with Volunteer Audio, our dealer on the ground throughout Bike Week. They'll be set up to show riders the latest from Hertz and Velocity, answer questions, and help get bikes rally-ready before hitting the mountain roads.


If you're heading to the Smokies this fall, stop by Smoky Mountain Harley-Davidson and check it out. Whether you're upgrading your setup or just want to hear the difference, Volunteer Audio will be ready to help.


See you on the mountain.


Learn more about Smoky Mountain Bike Week at smbikeweek.com.


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