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I almost traded my Blackline for a Breakout a few weeks ago but my payments would have went up. And I really wouldn't have gained anything. But they sure were trying to get me to switch.
Alright Fellers, I had a 11 SG with only 4k miles and went into the dealership today and left with a 13 SG! Love that 103!!!!! Now tell me how stupid one must be to do a trade like that.
Thanks,
C6
So you have a four year bike that you never ride and traded it in for a brand new bike you won't ride.
Wives like that are hard to find, you guys are lucky.
I was in hot water for about 2 weeks also when I traded my Lo in on the SG. I add stuff and the wife says how much was that, I say oh 100 bucks, 150 bucks Etc. At some gathering dudes are like Damn how much did those bars set you back, that is when I get in trouble, because she is always with me.
Alright Fellers, I had a 11 SG with only 4k miles and went into the dealership today and left with a 13 SG! Love that 103!!!!! Now tell me how stupid one must be to do a trade like that.
Thanks,
C6
It's a moot point and just a tad late now, isn't it?
Your joking right? A 103 and you think your satisfied? Uh, they have these other bikes that have a CVO package on them. And get this, they have 110 cubic inch engines in them. Better trade that 13 for a 110, lol!
Stupid you ask, hell no! Better get all you can out of life before the Left wingers take all your rights away!
The left wingers aren't the ones you should be worrying about. It is the grim reaper who is the real threat here.
Alright Fellers, I had a 11 SG with only 4k miles and went into the dealership today and left with a 13 SG! Love that 103!!!!! Now tell me how stupid one must be to do a trade like that.
Thanks,
C6
Originally Posted by simpkinst
So you have a four year bike that you never ride and traded it in for a brand new bike you won't ride.
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