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Have my Harley financed with Harley credit. I've gotten a little behind in my payments and ducking the reposseror untill I can get caught up. My question is if I take the bike in to have it serviced at the Harely dealership will they know Harley is looking for it and grab it for them?
Yeah if you are that far behind with the economy the way it is now
I'd stay away from the dealer, take it to an Indy
Better yet like Heather mentioned make a payment, get caught up,
skip the service or park the bike if you have to.
We have all had tough times, sometimes it requires a little sacrifice to get through
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