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hile you’re touring Kansas checking out
importantly, Alefs Harley-Davidson/Buell, the
the World’s Largest Twine Ball in Cawker
largest Harley-Davidson dealership in Kansas. Re-
City, the World’s Largest Spur in Abilene,
ferred to by some as the “Taj MaHarley”, the deal-
or the World’s Largest Hand Dug Well in Greens-
ership, however, more closely resembles the
burg, you need to be sure to catch the sights in Wi-
Roman Coliseum. That architectural resemblance,
chita. They have the World’s First Pizza Hut, a large
in itself, has made Alefs a tourist destination.
rooster statue on the roof of The Donut
Situated on a slight rise in the northeast corner
Whole, the
of I-135 and East 53rd Street North, on the north
Brown’s Tire
side of Wichita (just south of Park City), the curved
Muffler Man,
brick archway along the front of this 60,000
and more
square-foot Harley dealership beckons you to
Owners Dan & Paula Alefs
come in and see what it is all about. Local entre-
preneurs Dan and Paula Alefs bought the previ-
ous, 12,000 square-foot Mid Continent
Harley-Davidson dealership in July of 2005, and
less than three months later were breaking ground
for their new and much larger facility. November
2006 Alefs had their grand opening, and Dan had
realized a high school dream of his to own a
Harley-Davidson dealership.
Dan, being the gearhead that he is, has sur-
rounded himself with top-notch high perform-
ance Harley technicians. Joel Postlethwaite is the
Performance Consultant and Dusty Werner is the
primary performance technician. Dusty has had a
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