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The bike I was going to jump on (a used 2016 SGS w/stage V upgrades for 19.9K & 400 miles) went before I could grab it next week. Sux
So now I must sit and wait till either another deal comes up. I was tempted today to buy a Laguna Orange as a remedy for my sickness...too bad the salesman was a turd and tried to BS me when I told him I wouldn't pay more than 26K OTD for a '17 Laguna Orange. Walked right out.
We are too far for me to run over and give you a hug. But, I keep putting off going into my local dealer, with my check book, to remove their '17 Road King in Hard candy hot rod red flake.
here's the thing, if you see something that's a deal, you can't wait on it. cause someone else is looking for 'that' deal also. if you are wanting to buy, then you should buy when you feel you've found 'the' bike. if you find a good deal and decide to wait, someone else is going to take it, guaranteed. if it sit's around too long, it isn't a deal.
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