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Not a competition. If you can pay cash that's great, I can finance cars and bikes, even a house for less that I get on return for the money I have. Yes when I buy a project Evo or Shovel I pay cash.
Perhaps a better non-question would be Riding, dreaming of riding while saving up, or don't understand money and the value of pleasure
lmbo @ the anger. It's good to see who the keyboard warriors are out talking smack. The post wasn't meant to be sarcastic and yes I should have edited. I forgot all about it. I can see where some would find it offensive. Too funny.
I got a crappy rate, crappy terms but an amazing bike. Who cares as long as I'm riding!
Now that's what I'm talking about....ride baby ride...been there....the first bike I financed was at about 18% for 2 years but I was riding...it was the only way to build credit 18 years ago after I had moved here from Canada with no credit at all....it was worth every penny ....do what you can with what you got.
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