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+1 I order all my parts through tricounty. Just got done dropping a bunch of cash on black parts and lowers. They gave me 20 percent but that because I spent so much. Usually its 15 percent every day. Great service and people. Only problem is you can't order over the internet; either email Jenni with what you need or call. It helps if you know what parts you want and numbers but if you don't they will figure it out. Tricounty is an old style dealer without the extreme boutique makeover like a lot of the HD shops, lower overhead means less cost on parts.
At Buckmans D&D in Xenia Oh always has some kind of deal going on. Hog members get discounts too. Great people. Also he has been buying up a lot of bikes getting ready for summer. Has over 80 used bikes in stock. Super supporter of our Hog group as well. Dave is the new owner and I like what I see so far. Valentines sales going on now.
My dealer gave me 15% off because I served in the military, although I didn't put in 20. I got this "lifetime discount" when I bought the bike even though I said I only served 4 years. HD came in about a month ago and told them how to re-arrange their showroom. All discounts were also taken out of the computer. Can still get the discount but now you have to show a retired military ID at every sale. 15% was a not a lot but I will order all my stuff on line from now one unless I have the Harley chrome cash certificates from the HD credit card. Seems like the dealer could give you some discount for parts when you drop $26k on a bike from them.
does your ford dealer give you a discount on parts when you drop 50k+ on a new truck?
i like getting discounts as much as the next guy, but really, you dropped 26k on a bike and you want the farm. thats just a few g over average. and a lot of dealers will give you a discount for a short time after buying the bike.
if your dealer doesn't, do what a lot of us do. order online. ( i like zanotti's myself). my local dealer gives 10% for retired military, so i will buy some small stuff from them, just so they remember me. big stuff, goes to zanotti's
I did not buy my Limited at Buckmans but they treated me fair on some warr work that my purchasing dealer wouldn't and gives me 15% off on certain days as a Xenia Hog member. Seems to always have a deal of some sort going on. Pick a bulb at Christmas for 5 - 20% off. I hear about another coming up at Valentiensday. I like them being open 7 days a week. Went by yesterday (Sunday) and there was about a doz cars there. Not bad for the middle of the cold winter on a Sunday. Dave has owned it just under a year. I was never there when the previous owners had it.
Jeff
Jenni left Tri County HD and now they wont give to 20% off. She is now at Fosters HD in Alabama. Waiting to hear back from her to see if fosters is going to do the 20% thing
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