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madmat (03-07-2019)
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I think there are several factors to consider. I think of it this way - if you ride a lot of miles every year, and want to keep it, it may be a good idea.
But I wouldnt think in terms of "will it pay off?" or "will I spend more money on repairs than if I just fixed things as they come?", the way I think of it is that you basically have made your repair cost a known fixed amount, essentially capped. It that's important to you along with the other factors, then I'd say go for it.
But I wouldnt think in terms of "will it pay off?" or "will I spend more money on repairs than if I just fixed things as they come?", the way I think of it is that you basically have made your repair cost a known fixed amount, essentially capped. It that's important to you along with the other factors, then I'd say go for it.
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I think there are several factors to consider. I think of it this way - if you ride a lot of miles every year, and want to keep it, it may be a good idea.
But I wouldnt think in terms of "will it pay off?" or "will I spend more money on repairs than if I just fixed things as they come?", the way I think of it is that you basically have made your repair cost a known fixed amount, essentially capped. It that's important to you along with the other factors, then I'd say go for it.
But I wouldnt think in terms of "will it pay off?" or "will I spend more money on repairs than if I just fixed things as they come?", the way I think of it is that you basically have made your repair cost a known fixed amount, essentially capped. It that's important to you along with the other factors, then I'd say go for it.
With regards to EPA restrictions, check the small print within your ESP. It may be different with different policies, but mine is very clear... my ESP plays by the same rules as the HD manufacturer's warranty. Another thread here indicates that aftermarket (tuner) IS covered by Jim Palmer at Discount ESP.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/milwa...count-esp.html
Last edited by Steve N,; 02-28-2019 at 10:57 AM.
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Well THAT would certainly make the decision a no brainer. Any chance I can get you to come with me the next time I buy? Lol
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I am buying a '19, and am not buying an extended warranty. If if have less than stellar luck with the bike over the first 23 months or so, they I will consider getting one from an alternate source.
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roadkinglobo (03-04-2019)
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