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Waiting for the dealer show in a couple weeks to see if the MoCo can come up with anything to make me part with my cash to upgrade from my '09 Ultra to a new Limited. So far they have not been successful.
What could they do to make you reach for your wallet?
What could they do to make you reach for your wallet?
Paul
Good question, but honestly... I don't think they could do anything for one simple reason. There (In my eyes) is no bike worth $30k, and they will raise the price of the 2020, not drop the price.
I am no longer the MoCo's target audience, and that's fine because there is a very good chance the bike I have will be the last bike I own. Unless I buy a newer bike used at some point down the
road.
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