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tested out out 12 SG today and just about traded i still may do it monday if i can talk my wife into it.... ABS screamin eagle stage 2 cruise anti theft six speed less than 10k miles $18five, what do ya think
Hopefully she'll let you,maybe if she didnt carry your ***** in her purse you could be riding that SG this weekend.
As far as the SG goes. buy it....
Now about phrases, the one I hate is on the news, when they say another Marine/Soldier has "Died" today in, Pick your war..They did not die, they where KILLED.
Say it like it is....
My nearest dealer is open 7 days a week, so nothing wrong with Monday. Or Sunday. And, yes, when a bike is sold, the gal in finance gets on the loudspeaker to start the announcement of the sale at which time the salespeople step to the nearest bike to prepare to honk a horn, the buyer rings the huge obnoxious bell, the horn honking starts and "Born to Be Wild" is played on the intercom. Finally, the buyers gets handshakes from all of the salespeople as they smile and say, "Welcome to the club!".
As for the bike, to each their own.
Originally Posted by Texas Fat Boy
That may be the stupidest thing I have ever heard of doing.
Originally Posted by Big Lebowski
I forgot to mention the applause. It really is comical to see.
holy **** i didnt know a phrase was gonna **** someone off that bad, i was just exited about sixth gear a bigger motor and some tunes. im not sold on the flames but everyone has a black or red SG. Also my dealer is open mondays???? and miklikesbikes im sorry about your bad luck man but if you let a post on an internet forum that you were not obligated to read **** you off that bad you have bigger problems than pulling and squeezing, get a grip pal things are gonna be all right geeze
PS name calling is for second graders im the farthest thing from a dweeb you will ever meet
My nearest dealer is open 7 days a week, so nothing wrong with Monday. Or Sunday. And, yes, when a bike is sold, the gal in finance gets on the loudspeaker to start the announcement of the sale at which time the salespeople step to the nearest bike to prepare to honk a horn, the buyer rings the huge obnoxious bell, the horn honking starts and "Born to Be Wild" is played on the intercom. Finally, the buyers gets handshakes from all of the salespeople as they smile and say, "Welcome to the club!".
As for the bike, to each their own.
Last fall I was on a bike trip, stopped into the Joplin MO. Harley dealer, while I was there they sold 2 bikes, the salesman had the new owners ring a bell on a long rope, all the employees clapped and yelled, Hell, I thought I was at Texas Roadhouse, and it was someones birthday!!!!!!
Last fall I was on a bike trip, stopped into the Joplin MO. Harley dealer, while I was there they sold 2 bikes, the salesman had the new owners ring a bell on a long rope, all the employees clapped and yelled, Hell, I thought I was at Texas Roadhouse, and it was someones birthday!!!!!!
I thought that was dumb as heck!!!
If I was buying a Harley at a dealership I would tell them no deal if they ring bells or play Born to be Wild or applaud like its my Birthday at Chucky Cheese. Just sign the buyers order and title and quietly show me the door.
Then again Ya have to look at today's buyers and how excited they are to finally own a Harley "GwaaatDaaaam" Davidson!! Make em feel special.......give them the keys.
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