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Your right, neither did the OP's post and statement.
Basically he say's he see's some kinds of motorcycles but not other kinds at his local dealers and bases a logistical hypothesis of purchase rates on that one observation.
Horse apiece,,
Basically I think it's dumb as **** to even make the post asking the question in the first place,,
,,so I pointed him at an easy way to satisfy his mundane curiosity before he bothers us.
But some people just like to post idle crap I guess.
Sorry Rusty,, your right.
Hey Johnny , got any RAFFLE tickets for your state this year !
A salesman at my dealership said it was between the Heritage, the Slim and the Breakout. Low Riders are not selling well he said. But this is South Fl and your mileage may vary.
My dealer told me that for the most part, the new Softails have been doing really well at their place except for the Street Bob, which was his personal favorite among the ‘18’s.
He also said that the Deluxe was hard to grade due to the fact that they had only received two of them so far (one of which I took home).
From what I’m not seeing on the dealer floors I guess it might be the Lowrider. Since I have only seen two at a dealer all spring .
Just curious but wouldn't it be better to wait until closer to the end of the year to ask this question? Might have a better idea then about sales instead of so soon in the year, just an idea.
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