Hot Leathers: Biker Rally at the Rock 3

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Hot Leather's next 2010 rally destination is Rally at the Rock 3. Located at the beautiful Split Rock Resort in Lake Harmony, PA, this year's installment of Rally at the Rock will offer bikers an array of stunning scenery and over-the-top motorcycle festivities.

Hot Leathers, the industry leader in motorcycle apparel, synonymous for offering the best selection of motorcycle merchandise in stores, online and on the road is looking forward to being this year's official Rally at the Rock 3 T-shirt vendor being held May 21-23.

Nestled in the Western region of the Pocono Mountains, Rally at the Rock 3 will feature rides, entertainment and the legendary Showdown at the Rock- a 4 State Bike Biker Build-off.

Eager to showcase a number of their superior products, Hot Leathers is anticipating rolling in and making their presence known at this year's celebration.

Rally-goers will have the chance to browse amongst a significant selection of Hot Leather's premier merchandise including t-shirts, hats and other products for men, women and children.

Notorious for packing up their merchandise and visiting a number of rallies and festivals throughout the nation, Hot Leathers goes to great lengths to ensure that motorcycle enthusiasts from coast to coast have the opportunity to peruse and purchase the ultimate in riding gear at Hot Leathers' simple one-stop-rally-shop.

Hot Leathers has been serving the motorcycle community for over 25 years. As a result, the company's growing wholesale and printing facilities have earned it a place as one of America's top 50 volume screen printers.

Keep an eye out this summer for the Hot Leathers logo. It's a brand you can trust with prices you can easily afford.

Follow Hot Leathers as they comb the nation, outfitting motorcycle enthusiasts with the quality merchandise that they desire and deserve.

Check out www.hotleathers.com to see their full 2010 rally schedule and to peruse their diverse and original merchandise.

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