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Let me reiterate. The guys at dream machines are totally stand up guys and have always stood behind their bikes. They were given misinformation from the place they purchased this bike from and in no way were they trying to dupe me or anyone by not mentioning this issue.
Quick question, did the dealer contact you to tell you that they just found out about the bike or did you tell them about the title???
hect, I still like the teal one, if they fully tested & inspected it then it should be an okay bike, I'd ask them to drop the price and go for it.
the black ones are everywhere, it's a nice one, it has a few extras but that teal one was extra nice and might even be in better shape since it was rebuilt.
Last edited by LunaticFringe; May 1, 2015 at 08:00 PM.
im glad everything worked out. I'm not sure how they could not have known about the salvage title though, it says "SALVAGE" directly on the title.
its weird how the dealer says "someone cleaned the title up. Meaning someone it was salvaged but somebody cleaned it up to look as if it wasn't."
cleaning the bike up to look new is one thing, but "cleaning the title" makes no sense. are they trying to say somebody whited out the "salvage" that is printed on the title?
im glad everything worked out. I'm not sure how they could not have known about the salvage title though, it says "SALVAGE" directly on the title.
its weird how the dealer says "someone cleaned the title up. Meaning someone it was salvaged but somebody cleaned it up to look as if it wasn't."
cleaning the bike up to look new is one thing, but "cleaning the title" makes no sense. are they trying to say somebody whited out the "salvage" that is printed on the title?
Sometimes when a salvage title bike from one state is transfered to another state, the "salvage" doesn't show on the new title. That's why it's always smart to do a VIN history check.
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