The plan is back in motion...
Road Captain
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: Just outside of Cleveland.
I'd find a new dealer... How are you supposed to know if a bike is going to fit you if they don't let you sit on it?
I had a salesman holding the bike up so I didn't have to sit on it on the stand and I could put my feet on the pegs when I was looking at a dealer.
I had a salesman holding the bike up so I didn't have to sit on it on the stand and I could put my feet on the pegs when I was looking at a dealer.
Tourer
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 403
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From: The beautiful NW GA mountains.
Like every other trip to the dealer, I walk out more confused than when I walked in. An unknown law to me, the Texas Blue Law, prevents them from selling bikes on Sunday so no sales people were in the building. This was nice because I never had anyone bothering me while I looked around. I did spend some time talking to the service/parts guys who were super nice, but all agreed that the 103 kit was a waste of money and to just go pipes, breather and ecu download (stage 1?). Anyway, that darn street glide still calls my name every time I walk thru the door.
Oh, and they dont let you sit on the bikes either. uggh.
Oh, and they dont let you sit on the bikes either. uggh.
Road Warrior
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 1,951
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From: Upstate NY
Find a dealer who rents and ride what you are looking at. The seat of your pants will tell you which one will fit your riding style and comfort. If you are sinking the money in to one and plan on keeping it for a while, spend some money and time riding them. We can tell you all that we would like or want, but its your money and your butt. Keep us posted on which one you get. Pictures too. Good luck.
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