Talking with Salesman
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From: Southern Indiana
The one you asked me to look at might be overpriced compared to these in your surrounding area, check out the date of manufacture and milage on these: 300529550749 or 190502214343. Also don't forget MSRP + dealer fees and such. If you consider new, find out the true "OUT the door costs" first. These sales would be cheaper in the long run if you could work something out with a bill of sale for taxes.
Last edited by TheNameIs"B"; Feb 23, 2011 at 11:16 PM.
Tourer
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From: Southern Indiana
Looks REAL NICE. Make him an offer and say you only have X since your (insert sob situation here) Obviously this bike has had very minimal use, my 08 has the same miles with a 1yr old in the house!(Prego classes and father time) Go for it!
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From: Gray's Creek NC
I have to agree, if you can find what you want in a used bike you can come out sweeet. The guy that built my bike put over 11K in upgrades that I got for basically nothing. First, decide exactly what you want then take your time and find it. The key is deciding on what you want and not settling for anything less.
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