View Poll Results: If the numbers are right, should i trade-in for the 2011 Sedona Orange Roadglide?
yes
55
80.88%
no
13
19.12%
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debating about 2011 roadglide
Road Warrior
Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 1,355
Likes: 32
From: Houston, Texas
The fact that you are asking us for an opinion leads me to believe that YOU are not "sold" on the deal yet... Personally, I've got my bike where I want it (and it is paid for long ago) and the idea of starting over AND PAYMENTS is not even appealing to me.
Granted, your two bikes will resolve the issue on a bike note. But then the added expense of starting over again is making the purchase that much more of a drain on your personal economy.
If you were so inspired to move forward with the deal, I think you'd do it regardless of what we thought. We aren't paying for it, so it is easy to give advice.
Just my $.02 worth...
Granted, your two bikes will resolve the issue on a bike note. But then the added expense of starting over again is making the purchase that much more of a drain on your personal economy.
If you were so inspired to move forward with the deal, I think you'd do it regardless of what we thought. We aren't paying for it, so it is easy to give advice.
Just my $.02 worth...
Club Member
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 1,582
Likes: 72
From: North East
Two questions one suggestion:
Question 1. Do you want to get down to one bike from 2? Yes? No?
If it's yes, then go to question number 2.
Question 2. Do you want to start over. Yes? No?
if yes, and money is no object, trade both for the 2011 Roadglide.
Suggestion: If you can tolerate the private sale process, put the 2 bikes up for sale and save yourself some serious cash.
Regardless of your decision, make sure you don't lose sight of the fact you are supposed to be enjoying the "new bike process."
Just my
.
Your decision(s).
Question 1. Do you want to get down to one bike from 2? Yes? No?
If it's yes, then go to question number 2.
Question 2. Do you want to start over. Yes? No?
if yes, and money is no object, trade both for the 2011 Roadglide.
Suggestion: If you can tolerate the private sale process, put the 2 bikes up for sale and save yourself some serious cash.
Regardless of your decision, make sure you don't lose sight of the fact you are supposed to be enjoying the "new bike process."
Just my
.Your decision(s).
Road Master
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 1,179
Likes: 1
From: NH
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Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 43
Likes: 0
From: Cape Cod Area
I just traded an 07 Deluxe for a 2011 Road Glide Custom. Did I get a great deal? No, Did I get ripped off? , No....a fair deal...
I found there was more wiggle room on the trade in vs. talking down the MSRP. Whichever way, as long as money comes off the table in your pocket.
I rented the Sadonna orange Road Glide in Scottsdale and loved it, came home and bought one from Cape Cod Harley. Like I said, fair deal....
The rental was 'blacked out'...very nice contrast against the red/orange.....
I found there was more wiggle room on the trade in vs. talking down the MSRP. Whichever way, as long as money comes off the table in your pocket.
I rented the Sadonna orange Road Glide in Scottsdale and loved it, came home and bought one from Cape Cod Harley. Like I said, fair deal....
The rental was 'blacked out'...very nice contrast against the red/orange.....