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Tourer
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From: canfield,ohio
2014
my dealer in n.e ohio had 30 new tour bikes . thursday . as of 2 p.m today had 1 left , and that one was going through credit . out of 29 bikes they only had 15 trade ins ., wow . i have a 2011 road glide 103 with 10348 miles on it . there is only 1 thing I like , and that is the radio .so yes I will not sell or trade my bike ., but the paint is nice 
. the sales manager is a friend he said tuseday that he got 15 more coming in ,and out of he got 4 sold all ready ., sorry but what im I missing . oh yeah one thing I did like was how the side bags open ., that was cool lol
miller lite
. the sales manager is a friend he said tuseday that he got 15 more coming in ,and out of he got 4 sold all ready ., sorry but what im I missing . oh yeah one thing I did like was how the side bags open ., that was cool lol miller lite
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From: Southeast WI
They're selling because of the "I gotta have the newest one" craze. We can debate the changes in drivetrain, styling, etc. all day long and get nowhere. Some people just have to have the latest. Anyone remember the craze when the Chrysler PT Cruisers first came out?? I rest my case.....
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From: sunny SoCal
Hey Dulley, If you don't mind saying, which dealership are you referring to?
I've been thinking about another bike for awhile, to buy, but not trade the sporty. I'm looking at the positives vs negatives of the Road King vs Switchback. Still have to rent both to get a feel for them. The SG is out of the question now, since I had a hard time getting it off the jiffy stand (I'm 5'5", but a long inseam).
I'm stationed in CA, but I'm an OH state resident. So, IF and when I do buy a bike, I'm coming back home to do so (and riding it back here). So I'm putting my feelers out to find a decent dealership. Open for comments...
I've been thinking about another bike for awhile, to buy, but not trade the sporty. I'm looking at the positives vs negatives of the Road King vs Switchback. Still have to rent both to get a feel for them. The SG is out of the question now, since I had a hard time getting it off the jiffy stand (I'm 5'5", but a long inseam).
I'm stationed in CA, but I'm an OH state resident. So, IF and when I do buy a bike, I'm coming back home to do so (and riding it back here). So I'm putting my feelers out to find a decent dealership. Open for comments...
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Funny, I was thinking today that the local dealer is having a party next weekend to showcase the 2014's. Unless they're hiding more in the back, they only had 4 left yesterday. I'll laugh my a$$ off if they don't have any to show next weekend!
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They're selling because of the "I gotta have the newest one" craze. We can debate the changes in drivetrain, styling, etc. all day long and get nowhere. Some people just have to have the latest. Anyone remember the craze when the Chrysler PT Cruisers first came out?? I rest my case.....
