Has anyone refied their bike
#51
04-14-2011, 07:58 PM
Why I can't understand is how people refuse to believe there is such a thing as life without debt? If you have wealth and can shake out couch cushions to buy a sporty why now just buy the FLHX outright? I see people all the time with the money in the bank but would rather finance. Is it the ability to just walk away from the debt if the crap really hit the fan and the economy tanks. I know a guy that can pay off his house but wont' do it, because he wants to keep his money. He could have so much more if he'd drop the darn mortgage payment from his life.
You still don't get it though. Being able to make payments doesn't translate to being able to afford the bike. If that was the case you would've bought it.
You still don't get it though. Being able to make payments doesn't translate to being able to afford the bike. If that was the case you would've bought it.
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04-26-2011, 09:53 AM
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Good question, last i looked, a couple weeks ago. My score was 760 but, i have a lot of money out there. I think i should have looked for a better rate instead of going to the closest harley to me. My Bad.
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