'17 Street Glide Special avg price?
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ETA: Congrats on your new bike, wrightcj.
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Yep. Simply walk into your nearest dealer and claim your prize. Taxes and fees of course are your responsibility.
I get a kick out of these "what is the going price" threads- like there actually is some magic number. Dealers will charge what they will, and consumers will pay what they will. The exact number will be all over the place,based on a lot of variables.
However, with the new models, I'd suspect that dealers may try to hold to MSRP, maybe even a bit higher, but if they have a lot of inventory sitting on the floor (which they are probably financing) they might be willing to take offers under MSRP, throw in service, merchandise, etc....... All depends on each dealer and each customer. No pat answer.
I get a kick out of these "what is the going price" threads- like there actually is some magic number. Dealers will charge what they will, and consumers will pay what they will. The exact number will be all over the place,based on a lot of variables.
However, with the new models, I'd suspect that dealers may try to hold to MSRP, maybe even a bit higher, but if they have a lot of inventory sitting on the floor (which they are probably financing) they might be willing to take offers under MSRP, throw in service, merchandise, etc....... All depends on each dealer and each customer. No pat answer.
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Unless the new frame is more rigid, made from aluminum, and is 94 pounds lighter than the anchor it replaces. A difference in weight so remarkable, that the MOCO may advertise the new "lightweight" model to those older riders that have "heavy weight" motorcycle reluctance. Or not.
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Yep. Simply walk into your nearest dealer and claim your prize. Taxes and fees of course are your responsibility.
I get a kick out of these "what is the going price" threads- like there actually is some magic number. Dealers will charge what they will, and consumers will pay what they will. The exact number will be all over the place,based on a lot of variables.
However, with the new models, I'd suspect that dealers may try to hold to MSRP, maybe even a bit higher, but if they have a lot of inventory sitting on the floor (which they are probably financing) they might be willing to take offers under MSRP, throw in service, merchandise, etc....... All depends on each dealer and each customer. No pat answer.
I get a kick out of these "what is the going price" threads- like there actually is some magic number. Dealers will charge what they will, and consumers will pay what they will. The exact number will be all over the place,based on a lot of variables.
However, with the new models, I'd suspect that dealers may try to hold to MSRP, maybe even a bit higher, but if they have a lot of inventory sitting on the floor (which they are probably financing) they might be willing to take offers under MSRP, throw in service, merchandise, etc....... All depends on each dealer and each customer. No pat answer.
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Unless the new frame is more rigid, made from aluminum, and is 94 pounds lighter than the anchor it replaces. A difference in weight so remarkable, that the MOCO may advertise the new "lightweight" model to those older riders that have "heavy weight" motorcycle reluctance. Or not.
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