About a month ago we were on the road doing a rally and I spotted a 2011 Black cop bike at a Harley dealership..The bike is new and has never tittled as a demo.. I spoke with a salesman and he told me it would become availabele to the public on July 1st..So today being July 1st I received a call from the salesman..He said I have some good news and some bad news..Good news being the bike is ready to sell and the bad news being that the price he Quoted me before is wrong and that he was 2 grand short of the selling price..I told him to find out what the out the door price will be..I then asked how many miles were now on the bike and his reply was 10 that they have to put 10 miles on the bike to make sure that The Wheels Dont Fall Off..I think this dude needs to go back to work at Burger King..

 

Shocker! Salesman tells you that bike actually costs 2 grand more than his original quote! Say it aint so! lol. ; )

 

Offer him two grand less..........................and tell him that you want fries with that.

 

I wouldn't even trust him to work at Burger King!

 

The good guys are mostly gone. The recession did that. Now I see inexperienced kids with no product knowlwdge trying to sell $25,000 bikes.

You can't sell anything if you have no credibility!

 

My bike had 2 miles on it when I received it. Offer him the original price.

 

make him throw in an extended warranty, too.

 

Now I don't care who you are, this here is funny...

I dunno Cap'n...I'd call the owner/president/vice president/general manager and explain the situation if you really want the scoot.

 

Isn't Burger Kings saying "Have it your Way"?

 

Hey Cap... offer $3k less, that things got too many miles. Besides, anyone knows it takes 15 miles to make sure the wheels don't fall off.