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Ford Lincoln1-866-879-55621Find Honda Fit Cars for Sale by Year2017 Honda Fit in Jackson, TN2016 Honda Fit in Jackson, TN2015 Honda Fit in Jackson, TN2014 Honda Fit in Jackson, TN2013 Honda Fit in Jackson, TN2012 Honda Fit in Jackson, TN2011 Honda Fit in Jackson, TN2010 Honda Fit in Jackson, TN2009 Honda Fit in Jackson, TN2008 Honda Fit in Jackson, TN2007 Honda Fit in Jackson, TN Find Honda Cars for Sale by ModelHonda Accord in Jackson, TNHonda Accord Crosstour in Jackson, TNHonda CR-V in Jackson, TNHonda CR-Z in Jackson, TNHonda CRX in Jackson, TNHonda Civic in Jackson, TNHonda Crosstour in Jackson, TNHonda Del Sol in Jackson, TNFind Honda Fit Cars for Sale by City in TNAlcoaBristolChattanoogaClarksvilleColumbiaFayettevilleFranklinHendersonvilleJacksonJohnson CityKnoxvilleLebanonMadisonMemphisMurfreesboroNashvilleThe History of Richards Honda-Yamaha This is a story of one family and their journey in motorcycle history. It spans almost a century and four generations. It’s about “then... and now.”

It started in Elvis Presley’s hometown of Memphis, Tennessee and journeyed down highway 70 (now I-40) to its current home in Little Rock, Arkansas.In the spring of 1930 a young and ambitious B.W. Barfield of Memphis, Tennessee decided to act on a passion. That passion was motorcycles. However, riding motorcycles was not enough. He had a love for the sport ; an appreciation for the machines, a vision for the future. He wanted a motorcycle shop. So with the blessings of his family, B.W. opened his first dealership in 1930. The building wasn’t much, neither was his inventory. B.W. had one Harley-Davidson motorcycle on his show room for sale, but that’s where it all began. It was only a matter of time before B.W. had three motorcycle dealerships. His three locations of Memphis, Jackson, Mississippi, and Little Rock where all were eager for a motorcycle shop. All three stores were Harley dealerships. His two daughters and their husbands helped B.W. run his Memphis store. Despite the prosperous years to follow, B.W. was forced to shut down the Little Rock and Jackson stores when World War II started in 1941.

Almost all motorcycle production ceased at this time. The raw materials and the few motorcycles being produced were needed for the war effort.In early 1946, B.W.’s son-in-law, Dan Richards Sr., re-opened the store in Little Rock at 3925 Asher Avenue. This proved to be a wise decision. Little Rock was starving for a motorcycle store.  Dan Richards Sr. (D.W.) immediately began to make his presence known on and off motorcycles. He raced every chance he could. Flat tracks, enduro’s, you name it, D.W. rode it. best motorcycle helmet intercoms & bluetooth communicationsHe even stood atop the amateur motorcycle world in 1955 by winning the Daytona 100 on the beach in Florida.  motorcycle repair shops in florence scIn the years to come, the Richards name would continue to headline races. motorcycle fuel filter 5/16

Only now it was D.W. and his son, Dan Jr., making the waves at the tracks. In 1960 D.W. added another franchise to his Harley dealership. It was when a little-known Japanese company named Honda began selling in the United States. He liked the promise Honda showed. Richards Cycle Center became the 195th Honda dealer in the United States. With Honda’s instant success and the continuing sales of Harleys, Richards Cycle Center grew and saw several face-lifts over the ensuing years. motorcycle accident salem wiA branch store was set up at 19th and University Avenue for a short time. suzuki motorcycle dealers melbourne vicIt was called University Honda Center.In 1964, D.W. was forced to make an decision. motorcycle repair somerset pa

He was given an ultimatum by Harley-Davidson to either drop Honda and keep Harley, or drop Harley and keep the Honda motorcycle franchise. D.W. chose to keep Honda. Again, this proved to be another great decision, as many Harley dealerships were forced to shut down in the coming years.In 1970, D.W. purchased land and began building a 30,000 square foot store at 6600 S. University Ave. in Little Rock. He had outgrown his Asher location. D.W. showed no signs of slowing up. Neither did his son, Dan Jr. motorcycles for sale in belmont ncThis father/son team built Richards Honda into one of the most respected dealerships in the country. They continually broke sales records.  By 1971 Richards Honda had entered the automobile market. They began selling Honda cars alongside the motorcycles. Both dealerships continued to be family owned and operated. Only now D.W. had added three grandchildren: Rich, Terri and Benny, to his team.

After a great run with Honda automobiles, the Richards family sold the automobile franchise on November 12, 1987. The family’s focus then shifted back to it’s “first love,” motorcycles.In late 1978, D.W. decided to retire from the motorcycle business. The business would now be in the hands of Dan Jr. Dan didn’t miss a beat. The family increased its fleet with the addition of Yamaha motorcycles and atv’s in 1989. They also branched out the same year by adding Sea-Doo watercraft to the mix.Today Richards Honda-Yamaha continues to serve Arkansas riders. Now when you come in, Dan Jr. may not be available. But, be assured he has a group of managers ready to take care of you. Sales manager Dan Richards III (Rich) has over 35 years of experience at Richards. Service manager Charles Foster has over 30 years of experience also. Parts manager Benny Richards has over 25 years under his belt. If they are puzzled by a problem, Marty Isaacs’ 30-plus years at Richards qualify him to find the answer.