Do You Think This Would Fly?
Road Master
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RE: Do You Think This Would Fly?
ORIGINAL: BadBobOk
Well, what do you think is a reasonable offer then?
ORIGINAL: Wayward Son
Sure that might fly (on an 06). You might wanna check the weather reports to see if hell froze over today, if you are looking at an 07.
Sure that might fly (on an 06). You might wanna check the weather reports to see if hell froze over today, if you are looking at an 07.
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RE: Do You Think This Would Fly?
MSRP - $1,000 + $335 (Freight) + $50(Doc Fees if Any) - You can probably get very close to this. There are a couple of dealers in OR that do this.
20% off parts and free installation at the time of purchase. - 20% off parts should be easy to get. Lot's of dealers do this now. Free labor to install is going to be the tough part. I would start with this, but settle for 50% off labor. There is a dealership in OR runs a 20% off parts, 50% off labor w/ purchase of new bike several times a year.
20% off parts and clothing for an additional 90 days but not free installation - This sounds a little greedy to me. You can get at least 20% off from Zanottis everyday of the week all year long.
BTW - Your first accessory should always be a service manual. With that handy book, you can install any accessory you want right in your own garage, no need to pay someone else. It feels so much better when you do it yourself to.
20% off parts and free installation at the time of purchase. - 20% off parts should be easy to get. Lot's of dealers do this now. Free labor to install is going to be the tough part. I would start with this, but settle for 50% off labor. There is a dealership in OR runs a 20% off parts, 50% off labor w/ purchase of new bike several times a year.
20% off parts and clothing for an additional 90 days but not free installation - This sounds a little greedy to me. You can get at least 20% off from Zanottis everyday of the week all year long.
BTW - Your first accessory should always be a service manual. With that handy book, you can install any accessory you want right in your own garage, no need to pay someone else. It feels so much better when you do it yourself to.
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RE: Do You Think This Would Fly?
Las Vegas Harley is advertising a "Sales Tax Credit" right now until Dec. 31. I assume that means that they will discount from MSRP a like amount that the buyer is going to pay in State Sales Tax (8%). Of course what they don't say is that right now in Nevada, there is NO sales tax on any vehicle sale from private party to private party. That will probably change as soon as the next session of the State Legislators. So, right now it pays to purchase used in Nevada. ............. BC
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RE: Do You Think This Would Fly?
ORIGINAL: Milt
Why don't you strap your ***** on,and go to your local dealer to see what they offer? All the rhetoric in the ****in world is guesswork.
Why don't you strap your ***** on,and go to your local dealer to see what they offer? All the rhetoric in the ****in world is guesswork.
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RE: Do You Think This Would Fly?
ORIGINAL: Biggzed
MSRP - $1,000 + $335 (Freight) + $50(Doc Fees if Any) - You can probably get very close to this. There are a couple of dealers in OR that do this.
20% off parts and free installation at the time of purchase. - 20% off parts should be easy to get. Lot's of dealers do this now. Free labor to install is going to be the tough part. I would start with this, but settle for 50% off labor. There is a dealership in OR runs a 20% off parts, 50% off labor w/ purchase of new bike several times a year.
20% off parts and clothing for an additional 90 days but not free installation - This sounds a little greedy to me. You can get at least 20% off from Zanottis everyday of the week all year long.
BTW - Your first accessory should always be a service manual. With that handy book, you can install any accessory you want right in your own garage, no need to pay someone else. It feels so much better when you do it yourself to.
MSRP - $1,000 + $335 (Freight) + $50(Doc Fees if Any) - You can probably get very close to this. There are a couple of dealers in OR that do this.
20% off parts and free installation at the time of purchase. - 20% off parts should be easy to get. Lot's of dealers do this now. Free labor to install is going to be the tough part. I would start with this, but settle for 50% off labor. There is a dealership in OR runs a 20% off parts, 50% off labor w/ purchase of new bike several times a year.
20% off parts and clothing for an additional 90 days but not free installation - This sounds a little greedy to me. You can get at least 20% off from Zanottis everyday of the week all year long.
BTW - Your first accessory should always be a service manual. With that handy book, you can install any accessory you want right in your own garage, no need to pay someone else. It feels so much better when you do it yourself to.
Road Master
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RE: Do You Think This Would Fly?
Assuming you have an ebay account, or know someone who does, you can look at the 07 model catagory (i.e. softail) you are interested in, on the left hand side is a check box called 'completed listings' you check that box (you will be asked to enter your ebay account at this point), and it will show you all the (example) softails that completed auctions. The ones with price in green are transactions that met reserve. They are supposed to be actual transactions. Be careful, and use common sense, because some could be shills.
You now have a lowball value on what you might be able to purchase a similiar bike for. The only real problem here, is you are probably going to only find used bikes, rarely new ones. Still, this gives you a ballpark idea of where you should be without taking it in the shorts too bad.
Good Luck.
You now have a lowball value on what you might be able to purchase a similiar bike for. The only real problem here, is you are probably going to only find used bikes, rarely new ones. Still, this gives you a ballpark idea of where you should be without taking it in the shorts too bad.
Good Luck.