Something more going on here. Sounds like the stage 4 was rolled in the financing. Typically, if dealer does the upgrade prior to delivery, full warranty is maintained. Sounds like OP doesn't trust the shop to do the parts swap or got crosswise elsewhere.

 

Fixed it for you. Do some research before asking others to do it for you.

 

Sounds like he failed to do his due diligence before making the purchase and now has found he could have done better elsewhere.

 

 

I'm don't ever take up for dealerships but so far I can't make sense of what he is saying.


Did he buy it, or not? Did he pay for it or not?


Was 15% discount on all parts for as long as he owned the bike?


Was that agreement in his sales contract?

 

IF (it's difficult to tell based on the information provided so far), you have executed this purchase, including the financing- then I would guess that any type of credit back would be applied to the loan balance. If you want a refund of the extended warranty, they should be able to do that and reduce your principal balance by whatever the refund is.
The work you financed may be trickier- I don't think they can force you to have it done, and they shouldn't be able to keep the money HD finance fronted them when they executed your financing contract. I suspect the dealer would reimbures HD financial (Assuming that's who you went thru, you didn't specify), and HD financial would apply the credit to your loan balance.
That is my opinion, as a person who's worked with finance contracts and insurance in the past. Basically, anything that was financed and cancelled was applied to the loan balance, since the lender essentially paid it on behalf of the buyer. YMMV.
Unless for some reason you are able to totally rescind the contract and do it all over, which may be possible. Good luck on this one.

 

And why did you finance if you're so rich?

 

Dealer loved this guy

 

From a previous by the OP
New SGS with Stage V


Purchased new SGS today. Paid for Stage 4 kit. Wait and see time.

Stock, it's already better than my 2014 103".

Typo. Can't edit title.



Last edited by Dick1964; 02-18-2017 at 07:38 PM.


Looks like he's already paid for the Stage 4. I guess he financed everything and now wants to change his contract. I don't think you can cancel a Stage 4 the way you can cancel an extended warranty.

 

So you've got big money but financed? That's how it reads here. If you financed and already signed the paperwork you might be beat. But some states provide a small window, 3 days or so to back out of the deal.