Motor City Harley-Davidson superstore

Owner Tom Celani said the new store is one of the 10 largest in the country. The 35,000-square-foot showroom can hold about 200 bikes. A shop, winter storage facility and outdoor area for rider training is just steps from the showroom floor.

Employee Greg Smith, 26, polishes a 2015 Street Glide bike.

Rows of bikes line the inside the 35,000-square-foot showroom of the new Harley-Davidson Superstore.

A 2015 Harley-Davidson CVO Softail Deluxe is on display at the new store.

Sales associate Kelsey Liepa, 25, folds T-shirts.

Employee Brenna Brancart hangs items in the parts and accessories department.

Bob Semposki, left, and James Ferrett of Inovation Surface Works prepare a table panel for the reception counter.

Harley-Davidson plans to open a new brewpub and restaurant at dealership in Farmington Hills.

Water bottles bearing the Harley brand are on display at the store.

Harley-Davidson garage signs are on display at the superstore.

A red and orange 2015 Limited touring bikes sits on display in the store. By early next year, owner Tom Celani and general manager Craig Collins will partner with with Norm LePage, an owner of Birmingham-based Griffin Claw Brewing Company, on a restaurant and brewpub in the dealership.

The front fender of a Limited Touring bike.

Vintage photos adorn the wall in the motor clothes department.

A leather jacket is on display in the motor clothes department.

A wall mural with the likeness of general manager Craig Collins is on the wall in the motor clothes department.