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I couldn't do yellow it's too much for me, but for that price you could get a custom painted and still be getting a good deal?
I was in the same boat kind of too. I wanted a dark blue or the white and blue. Mine was a left over and no blues left and the 2010 white/ blue was to purple so I went with the red which I like but not my first choice.
Saving money is good! Buy the bike......take part of the $3200 you save, get some different tins on eBay and sell your yellow one once you switch them out or just spend the savings on custom paint. My Fatboy is Pearl White Gold.........not the usual Harley color, I like having a Harley a little different from all the typical black Harleys (not saying black is bad) there's just alot of black bikes.
There's your answer to color dilemma & best advice. Take the discount, sell/swap the tins & get a sweet custom paint...make it the bike you want.
Need some opinions... I sold my old fat bob over a year ago and miss riding dearly.. i went to the dealer a few weeks ago and they had a 2011 chrome yellow fat boy for $3200 off msrp (sale price 13.9k).. I would prefer to have black but yellow isn't that bad..
Im guessing they are having hard time selling it due to the color..should i take the deal or just get a 2012 for full msrp.. having a major hard time with this
Any thoughts.??
Exactly how I ended up with my Road King! I made a quick stop to pick up some chrome whatever for my Sporty, salesman passed a wise crack about when I would be ready to "step up", half hour later I owned a Road King! Their leftover was EXACTLY what I was looking for. Black Road King with nothing except cruise. I bargained for an "out the door" price (told him to figure it out - bike, prep, taxes, EVERYTHING). When he hit me with the price I was astounded. TAKE THE DEAL!!! You have forever to make it your bike!!
I have taken deals like that before and it always said i love the bike or whatever only if it wasnt yellow so i would prolly take the deal but do the tin trade or custom paint at the dealer actually I think someone here had a set of black tins forsale a few days ago .
In would take the deal too. Painting a bike is easy,and you will have exactly what you want. I like the yellow, if you want i can trade you new vivid black tins off of a 2010 with 500 miles.
I happen to like the chrome yellow on the FB, but even if i didn't, i would take the deal, for reasons previously stated. Folks are asking, not necessarily getting, just as much for second hand bikes 4 and 5 years old. JMHO, but good luck in your quest!! Paul
In would take the deal too. Painting a bike is easy,and you will have exactly what you want. I like the yellow, if you want i can trade you new vivid black tins off of a 2010 with 500 miles.
Man it doesn't get any better than that.........you get $3200 off the bike and you've already got someone to trade for Black tins.........."What a Country" LOL!
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