I'm not a LEO or a CO but I would like to have a Police Edition Ultra Classic. True, you must be a LEO to get one of these bikes, which is a great and well deserved insentive for you all. I can get one if I can locate a LEO that will in effect buy it for me (me giveing him the money for purchase) but here is the catch. That LEO would not be able to purchase another one, so I would want to find a LEO that never intends to ride. This is how I understand this deal. I hope that doesn't upset anybody that I would like to do this, because like I said I'm not a LEO. The dealers are the ones that take the hit on the police bikes, not the MOCO, but they are still makeing a nice profit even at a reduced price. If I could save myself $2000 for the same bike, why not? Opinions welcome.

 

Buying a POSE is not a one time deal. You can buy as many of them as you can afford. You just can't sell what you buy for the first year. I am in the process of buying another one right now because my wife has decided that she wants a EG Classic instead of the Heritage that she is now riding.

Regards,

Bill

 

Looky here. Maybe you could strike up a deal on this one. reserve not met.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...MEWA%3AIT&rd=1

Good Luck

Tom

 

Would you lose the option of buying another POSE if you did sell it within the one year peroid? A friend that is a HD sales mgr. told me about finding a LEO that would never ride, perhaps I just didn't understand what he was telling me.

 

That is a nice looking Road King but I'm wanting the fairings. Good luck selling it.

 

One of my best friends is a probation officer, considered a corrections officer. I asked her about arrest power. She said 'sure, i just go out in the hall and ask the first officer I see to arrest whomever I need arrested'. Sounds like she has the power to me.

 

I work at the Sheriff's Office in Charlotte, NC and our employees are seperated into detention and law enforcement. While I as a law enforcement officer have statutory arrest powers, our detention employees do not. My friend who is a detention sergeant, ordered a Peace Officer Ultra Classic and had no problem getting approved for it. From what I can tell, it will be at the descretion of the dealer to allow someone in detention or corrections to purchase the Peace Officer's edition. If you don't have any luck with a dealer you're talking to, shop other dealers and I'm sure you'll find one who'll order one for you.

Chris

 

Damn find bikes are the Peace Officer Specials. I looked into one here in Florida recently and I cannot order an 06 and need to wait for the 07's if I go that route.
Here in Florida we are considered LE and must be state certified etc. My local dealer has no issues after talking with them. Just show my ID and give them my badge number. Wish they offered a Road Glide POSE.

My .02

FLHawg