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I always try and take care of my things. Of course I know that some others could care less about theirs.
A un-named Harley dealer has so many bikes that they have to park them outside all around the building because their is no room for them.
I am talking Hundreds and hundreds of bikes....and 3/4 of them are brand new, taken out of the crate, put together, and parked outside and left there for months and months, maybe close to a year or more.
When they need a certain model on the showroom, they go out to the yard and grab one up.
This is what I saw at the dealer today in the showroom.
There was a brand new Ultra Classic on the showroom floor and the radio was sun faded from sitting outside in the weather for months.
Look at this picture....man it breaks my heart to see such a nice vehicle that they put out in the sun to rot, and now they put it out on the showroom floor looking like crap.
Of course they will probably replace the faceplate and the buttons, if the customer complains, but it still goes to show that the dealer doesn't care about their bikes.
This bike is a brand new 2015 sitting on the showroom floor.
Does this HD dealer move all those bikes inside and out every day, or do they leave them all outside around the clock?
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