Forty Eight Owner: What did you pay new and How much did you put down?
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01-31-2011, 08:32 PM
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Man you have to go thru a bunch of bullsh*t to get a answer around here. 6 responces and not a f'ing answer to your questions. What a bunch of idiots...... So here it goes, purchased my 2010 48, 12/10. From stan's hd in batavia,ny. For $9,499 plus tax and tags.(brand new w/3 miles) down pyt depends on your credit.(they'd like 10%) i put no money down payment are $194 per mth. For 60 mth. Good luck!
And dont forget to thank everyone for there worthless 2 cents
And dont forget to thank everyone for there worthless 2 cents
Just curious...what made you go to Stan's when you live in MD?
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01-31-2011, 08:40 PM
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Man you have to go thru a bunch of bullsh*t to get a answer around here. 6 responces and not a f'ing answer to your questions. What a bunch of idiots...... So here it goes, purchased my 2010 48, 12/10. From stan's hd in batavia,ny. For $9,499 plus tax and tags.(brand new w/3 miles) down pyt depends on your credit.(they'd like 10%) i put no money down payment are $194 per mth. For 60 mth. Good luck!
And dont forget to thank everyone for there worthless 2 cents
And dont forget to thank everyone for there worthless 2 cents
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01-31-2011, 08:46 PM
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Hay if you can afford it buy new for your first bike, go for it. I think it would be wise to get an used bike to polish up your skills. It will also give you time to learn what you are into. Ride around some, check out some other riders bikes kind of stuff. You ain't even on the JV team yet?
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01-31-2011, 08:47 PM
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I can speak to that. It's very up to date with some surprises, yet it's like dealers used to be. Mom, pop, son's and daughters. Very active and down to earth.
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02-01-2011, 08:50 AM
my girl friend lives in albion,ny about 15 maybe 20 miles up the road. So i thought what the heck lets check stan's. And let me tell you they are a class operation no bs what so ever,(my local dealer didnt even make a counter offer) from the time i called(did most of the buy over the phone)to stopping in and signing the paper work. And they have it in storage(at no charge)til the weather gets a little better and i can drive up and get her
#16
02-01-2011, 08:58 AM
that one of the things i love about stan's...the guy starts out working on bikes out of his garage. Then he starts servicing the bikes for the batavia police dept. He opens stan's harley davidson i think in 1954 out of his garage. Gotta luv it
#17
02-01-2011, 04:50 PM
Be thinking about what accessories you may want. Dealers are sometimes stuck on MSRP but will deal on mods and scheduled maintenance. Just like buying a car, do your research, make your offer and walk out.
Also after you get your license look for demo days, most of them require that you have at least 1 year experience but you can try to get a test ride.
Also after you get your license look for demo days, most of them require that you have at least 1 year experience but you can try to get a test ride.
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