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Old 09-10-2010, 02:22 PM
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Old 09-10-2010, 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by mnskip
They probably never seen a '03 bike in Minnesota with 152,000 on it and didn't know what to offer. Good job. That is a lot of riding for a Minnesotan . Was the dealer Wild Prairie by any chance?
Not Wild Prairie - I am sill waiting on a call from them for a test ride. They told me that they would call when they had one I could ride. Stop bay there yesterday and they had a black one sitting outside that had bug splatter on it, but no call. Seems they do not need to call a customer back.
I also see they charge $400 for set up.

I purchased from Rochester. Nice people and no set up fee. When I bought my 03 they were the only dealer that I called that did not charge a markup for an 100 year model.
 
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Old 09-10-2010, 04:07 PM
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The setup fee is really the dealer trying to recover overhead costs - and the fee varies widely. Here in California, real estate costs are reflected in the setup fee. Mountain View HD - a nice area between San Jose and SF Bay, charges $1199. They are a freeway location in an expensive area. Many dealers along the coast are $850 or more. The dealer in Bakersfield (moved into a new building on the freeway four years ago) charges $650. You find a dealer in a low-cost market and you will usually find low setup fees.
 
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Old 09-10-2010, 05:35 PM
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While in York visiting the HD factory I stopped in at a Dealer about 2 blocks from the factory. The shipping and set up there there was the same as in Fl. If in the market for a new bike I'd wait till around spring or summer next yr. You may be able to buy a lot of things cheaper by then.
 
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Old 09-10-2010, 05:42 PM
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Ahhhhh, such a curse.....
There are plenty worse curses out there....
 
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Old 09-10-2010, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Teachu2
The setup fee is really the dealer trying to recover overhead costs - and the fee varies widely. Here in California, real estate costs are reflected in the setup fee. Mountain View HD - a nice area between San Jose and SF Bay, charges $1199. They are a freeway location in an expensive area. Many dealers along the coast are $850 or more. The dealer in Bakersfield (moved into a new building on the freeway four years ago) charges $650. You find a dealer in a low-cost market and you will usually find low setup fees.
With "setup fee's" like that I'd rather look out of state, fly in and ride home.
 
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Old 09-10-2010, 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted by sifularson
I did the same thing. Rode one and ended up trading my 07. Got 13k even after I took 3K of accesories off it. My Paypal is up to $2,500 selling used parts that won't fit on my 2011.

I was the first person on Oregon to own one. Headed for Sturgis with 145 miles on it. Got it up to 4000 already!

I love the color too. Sometimes it's root beer, sometimes it's maroon, sometimes it's even green.

Steve
So I guess I won't be helping you swap cams this fall huh? Congrats on the new ride. Hope to see you and the wife sometime soon.

Zach
 
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