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Good luck ever getting anything you order. I waited 4 weeks for a pair of grips, got the run around time and time again. Cancelled it. And I ain't the only one.
Guess I lucked out, got a free gold membership and a pair of discounted museum tickets. We were in the area this past summer so we went to the Motorcycle Museum on their dime. It was pretty cool. This was in Anamosa, IA. But I'm not patched in yet.
I have 3 of those patches somewhere. I've spent lots of money with them, and I get all my parts on the same day I call them. They have great customer service, the guys at the back counter are very knowledgeable.
I get it, the "Gold club" pricing is all just free money for them, but I get it every year, it pays for itself the first couple times you use it. But the real savings is the points you get when you purchase. I get a lot of stuff practically free from the points. So, it's not a bad deal all around.
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