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Well, I have had some good and some not so good experiences with dealers. But then I have had the same results with indy's as well.
My only problem with dealers is they tend to say things can't be done if the MoCo doesn't list it in their book.
Perhaps this is why I end up doing most things myself.
But I absolutely enjoy my WG as I have with all my previous HD's.
Hey I LOVE my bike. I admit I have the HD syndrome- I don't see how I could ever own another brand(its my first bike so cut me some slack) but I don't go pushing that on anybody-ever. I just know what I have I think is the best. My dealer has always been there for me and gave me guidance too when doing my own work.
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