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Yes I beleive a dealer will take that. Maybe not every dealer but there's one out there somewhere that will. Someone was telling about a dealer offering 11% off some of their bikes. I 'd shop it around some. Good luck, STafford
BB,
some northern dealers are doing $1K under MSRP on 07's w/no freightor setup.
Chicago comes to mind as I spoke with a salesman last week. They give 20% off on parts and will work with you on labor. I'm not looking to buy but a friend is in Ohio for the holidays and he's looking.
Just sayin...
07 SG
If you are patient, yes, you can get this deal on an 2007. I did about the same on 50th Anniversary Sportster, but without the 20% off deals. Mine was MSRP minus $220, a Memphis Shade (take-off, but like new) and the dealer covered shipping $260, doc fees ($300 here) and set-up fees ($225).
Depends on the model. A highly desired model (Road King Custom) you'll probably pay over MSRP. Last years 883Low in an ugly color? They'll probably take $1000 under MSRP and throw in a free full-face helemt so your friends won't know you bought a pink Hog.
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