Real nice buying experience using Chicago Harley Davidson
Chicago HD said it would take at least 2 weeks to get my se tips to me. They had to order them from Hd. Got them today; took 9 days and 20% discount. If you check with your local Hog and with a membership you should be able to get a hog 20% discount coupon for your local dealership. I just used one to get my Se pipes. List was $389 paid with taxes $311. In fact the dealership gave me the coupon as I was paying for the pipes. Can't beat that; rider Harley Davidson in Trussville, Alabama. Great guys to deal with there.
Chicago HD said it would take at least 2 weeks to get my se tips to me. They had to order them from Hd. Got them today; took 9 days and 20% discount. If you check with your local Hog and with a membership you should be able to get a hog 20% discount coupon for your local dealership. I just used one to get my Se pipes. List was $389 paid with taxes $311. In fact the dealership gave me the coupon as I was paying for the pipes. Can't beat that; rider Harley Davidson in Trussville, Alabama. Great guys to deal with there.
Iwouldnt mind joininga HOG Chapter in my area....but being a shift worker....1/2 my weekends are spent WORKING....the other half usually spent doing 'catch-up' stuff....(rolling 4 weekends into 2)...so I cant always commit to 'group' rides. Im STILL looking though.
Billy G
I have tried them and was very disappointed with chicago harley and will never use them again
I use ZANOTTI MOTOR CO. INC.
http://www.zanottimotor.com/
Chicago Harley is one of the smartest dealerships in the country. They understand the importance of product line marketing. I think we'd all be surprised at just how many thousands of bikers have purchased from them. They treat parts as a volume sale product. McDonald's vs. Ruth's Chris Steakhouse. Sell for less, but sell a hundred times more than any dealer in the country. Just like Amazon.com.
The problem is most dealerships are not run by businessmen, they are run by small
motorcycle repair shops that happened to be at the right place at the right time
20 to 30 years ago. Harley's have 4 to 6k margin built into every bike for the dealer.
There are now dealers selling only 30 to 40 bikes a month with over 200 bikes in stock because they are not willing to drop their prices. What they forget is that in the retail business, cash is king. Without the steady turnover and growth of cash flow, your business will die. See Starbucks. Dreamcycles of Texas deals with used Harleys and used customs. They have to go through the hassle of finding used bikes through private parties and three different auctions, two in California. They repair any mechanical defects that are found. Last month, they sold 117 bikes. They make between 2-5k on each bike. The only difference is, they don't expect to get
5k for every bike they sell. This kind of math works out to about about $4 million in gross profit (cash). They floor about sixty bikes in a sublet piece of a small warehouse. They have two salesmen.Too bad Harley dealers just don't get it.
Don't blame high prices on Harley all the time. Dealers can sell things for whatever
they want. Dealers own the stores and the franchise,not Harley.
I HAVE GOTTEN UP TO 34% OFF SOME PARTS BUT ALWAYS A MINUMIUM OF 20% OFF.. VERY GOOD TO DEAL WITH... TRY EM .








