What would be the best way to buy 2008 Dyna Low Rider?
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I'm not sure if this is a serious question, but just in case it is...
You should be asking the dealer that question. Pretty much no way anyone on an Internet forum will know an unnamed dealers policy on deposits. Clearly most would hold a bike with a deposit, however there will be a time limit after which time you'll likely lose it if you don't follow through with the sale.
Did you see if the dealer would take your current bike on a trade? Not sure if a trade is taken on a used bike, esp one 9 years old, but it's worth asking (along with the deposit policy, eh?)
There are plenty of bikes out there. Smartest move will be to sell yours first before you go and risk a deposit.
You should be asking the dealer that question. Pretty much no way anyone on an Internet forum will know an unnamed dealers policy on deposits. Clearly most would hold a bike with a deposit, however there will be a time limit after which time you'll likely lose it if you don't follow through with the sale.
Did you see if the dealer would take your current bike on a trade? Not sure if a trade is taken on a used bike, esp one 9 years old, but it's worth asking (along with the deposit policy, eh?)
There are plenty of bikes out there. Smartest move will be to sell yours first before you go and risk a deposit.
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I'm not sure if this is a serious question, but just in case it is...
You should be asking the dealer that question. Pretty much no way anyone on an Internet forum will know an unnamed dealers policy on deposits. Clearly most would hold a bike with a deposit, however there will be a time limit after which time you'll likely lose it if you don't follow through with the sale.
Did you see if the dealer would take your current bike on a trade? Not sure if a trade is taken on a used bike, esp one 9 years old, but it's worth asking (along with the deposit policy, eh?)
There are plenty of bikes out there. Smartest move will be to sell yours first before you go and risk a deposit.
You should be asking the dealer that question. Pretty much no way anyone on an Internet forum will know an unnamed dealers policy on deposits. Clearly most would hold a bike with a deposit, however there will be a time limit after which time you'll likely lose it if you don't follow through with the sale.
Did you see if the dealer would take your current bike on a trade? Not sure if a trade is taken on a used bike, esp one 9 years old, but it's worth asking (along with the deposit policy, eh?)
There are plenty of bikes out there. Smartest move will be to sell yours first before you go and risk a deposit.
This is a serious question, but I'm not a skilled negotiator. I've never traded in a bike before, always sold privately. I have the $ saved for the 2008 Low Rider. My bike has a very low trade in book value, but is worth a lot retail because it only has 2,100 miles and is almost showroom. The Low Rider is a gem, and I thought I could put a hold on it before someone else snags it.
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