Zanotti Closing
#41
It's always a shame to see the smaller "mom and pop"-type HD dealers close. I know the dealer where I bought my Train (Hudson County Harley, Jersey City, NJ) was opened in closed in less than 2 years. It's a Gold's Gym now.
What I liked about it was that I could cruise by, pull into the service area and say, "Hey Mike, could you take a quick look at this?... and he would.
When I go to Bergen Harley, which is a gleaming palace of chrome and over-priced t-shirts, one canNOT "just pull up". Appointments, work orders, etc. are required. All very impersonal.
However, $ is $ and in this economy, company's have to do what's best to keep the brand going.
What I liked about it was that I could cruise by, pull into the service area and say, "Hey Mike, could you take a quick look at this?... and he would.
When I go to Bergen Harley, which is a gleaming palace of chrome and over-priced t-shirts, one canNOT "just pull up". Appointments, work orders, etc. are required. All very impersonal.
However, $ is $ and in this economy, company's have to do what's best to keep the brand going.
#42
I don't think the shipping was out of line or they are making anything on it but it was $41 for what I ordered. That was for the light bar, LED aux lights, trim visor rings, and signal relo kit. I think they charge for each piece instead of the whole order which probably would have saved me a few bucks but who knows.
Maybe I will give them a call tomorrow since I ordered the parts late yesterday afternoon.
Maybe I will give them a call tomorrow since I ordered the parts late yesterday afternoon.
#44
OK. We'll stay tuned please let us know the new dealer of choice A.S.A.P. In the interim I'm buying through Dennis Kirk I saved 20% over retail list on a set of Vance and Hines Straight Shots for the Fat Boy. AND NO. I don't work for D.K.
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