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Did this become Lombardi and Sons in Staten island NY? I used to go there for Harley parts.

 

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Did this become Lombardi and Sons in Staten island NY? I used to go there for Harley parts.

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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Mark Crescitelli's great-grandfather, Frank Lombardi, a native of Maddolone, Italy, sold Indian Motorcycles from a Richmond Avenue storefront in Bulls Head in 1914 for just $200 each.

 

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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Mark Crescitelli's great-grandfather, Frank Lombardi, a native of Maddolone, Italy, sold Indian Motorcycles from a Richmond Avenue storefront in Bulls Head in 1914 for just $200 each.

[" said Crescitelli, whose uncle owns a a nearby Harley Davidson dealership.
"I started fixing bicycles in my great-grandfather's store, Lombardi & Sons, and then I graduated to motorcycles...the rest is history," he added. ] So they were related. Makes sense. Lombardi and Sons used to be located right off Bay Street not far from the ferry. I bumped into them on the 5 Boro Bike Tour one year. Great bunch of guys.

 

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