2017 Forty Eight
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2017 Forty Eight
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I was hoping someone will give some insight to purchasing a 2017 Forty Eight. I found one for sale and was advised that it was dropped in the garage and caused only a bit of damage. Is there any way to check if there are codes to insure this is the case and not a total that was just fixed? If so I can check this myself or do I need to take to dealer? The bike looks great so I don't see any damage. Let me know..
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I was hoping someone will give some insight to purchasing a 2017 Forty Eight. I found one for sale and was advised that it was dropped in the garage and caused only a bit of damage. Is there any way to check if there are codes to insure this is the case and not a total that was just fixed? If so I can check this myself or do I need to take to dealer? The bike looks great so I don't see any damage. Let me know..
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I reading some google information and some people are say that there are history hidden codes. Its a lot of money for me and want to make sure that my wife is not on something that will hurt her.
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HI Everyone
I was hoping someone will give some insight to purchasing a 2017 Forty Eight. I found one for sale and was advised that it was dropped in the garage and caused only a bit of damage. Is there any way to check if there are codes to insure this is the case and not a total that was just fixed? If so I can check this myself or do I need to take to dealer? The bike looks great so I don't see any damage. Let me know..
Thanks
I was hoping someone will give some insight to purchasing a 2017 Forty Eight. I found one for sale and was advised that it was dropped in the garage and caused only a bit of damage. Is there any way to check if there are codes to insure this is the case and not a total that was just fixed? If so I can check this myself or do I need to take to dealer? The bike looks great so I don't see any damage. Let me know..
Thanks
I ask because you say... "The bike looks great so I don't see any damage." ... "No Damage"... If that's True, why would someone advise you that it was "Dropped" unless that would "Come Out" later?
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Take the bike to your indy or local dealer, if the seller doesn't want you to do that before buying it you know somethings up.
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As far as I can tell, nothing. Rides good. took a few try to get it neutral but that's about it. To have peace of mine I will ask him if dealer says its clean then I have not receive any other input codes that it should be a good thing to buy.
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