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That is me. What the OP doesn't know is I have had two deaths in my family in the last few months. I also work 6 days a week so you can see that pleasure riding hasn't been a priority lately. So, unless you have walked in my shoes, or are paying my bills, please keep your opinions to yourself.
Congratulations on your new bike! Sorry to hear of the loss of your family members. Thanks for your service to our country!
I'm one of those guys! Had a '13 SG for only 2 months, granted I logged nearly 6000 miles in those two months so I got my monies worth for it and traded it "up" for the '14 SGS.
My choice, my money, my decision. No regrets and love the 2014. To each his own, if you don't like it, don't have the money, don't have the credit, whatever your reasons it's none of your business what someone does with their time, money, etc.
I'm brand spankin new here, been lurking for a few weeks. Buying a new bike this winter. I just find it funny as hell that the op tried to crap on this dude, and he's on this site. That's killa. To funny. Thanks for your service, and buy whatever the hell you want. Buy 10 2014, who gives a crap.
It seems that all Internet Forums have some negative know it all people that post just to bash. I collect handguns, especially Glocks and I just left that Glock Forum because of a few know it alls that like to argue.
I also collect Watches and the same thing on those forums. They are everywhere!
Seems to me any rider is free to do with their own money and bike as they please.
If they want to trade it off at 113 miles that is their call and no one else.
They work for their cash they spend it as they see fit.
If they had release a 2014 RGU with the cooled exhaust ports and the new designed bags I would have trade.
Seems dealers here are selling every limited they get in
That is me. What the OP doesn't know is I have had two deaths in my family in the last few months. I also work 6 days a week so you can see that pleasure riding hasn't been a priority lately. So, unless you have walked in my shoes, or are paying my bills, please keep your opinions to yourself.
Silverbullitt,
I am in no way making a judgment about you and I apologize if it can across that way. I'm sorry for the loss in your family that you have had over the past few months. I was somewhat in your shoes, in that I purchased a 2013 Ultra Limited about 3 months ago from the same dealership. The two sales reps I talked with today ask me "Why in the world would you want to trade a new 2013 for a new 2014?" If I was purchasing today, there is no doubt I would purchase the 2014. I hope you enjoy your new bike!
Last edited by bbrooks1963; Sep 1, 2013 at 12:41 AM.
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