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Guest repliedWoah that is a Merry Christmas! -
No real news excepth that I talked to the dealer that has the bike that would be shipped here and he told me he has put a "sold" sign on it! My dealer here is closed until Jan 02. So I'm going to have to wait until then to find out how fast they can get it here.
It's a new 2012 so would come with a full, unlimited milage 3 year warranty. Should be able to get a good price at at least dealer cost.
Nothing going to happen though without me riding it first.
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Guest repliedWhy do salesmen do this? I wonder how many sales have been lost to a dealer because of such stupid assumptions. Years ago my cousin walked into a Harley Dealership with his work-around-the-yard clothes on. Not dirty mind you but worn looking. Heck, you buy new jeans these days that look like this. My cousin is looking at a new Harley and the owner of the shop says, "You gotta have jingle to look around here." My cousin turned around and walked out. Went to another dealer and bought a brand new bike with cash. Why make the assumption and why voice it? You only tick people off.This part is true. I went into a Suzuki dealership to buy a slightly used weestrom. No test rides, and he actually laughed at me for wanting one. He actually implied that I couldn't get the loan anyway, not sure why. Off to the BMW dealer, test rode a two year old F800GS, paid cash and bought it that day, wheelied past the Suzuki shop on the way home. Enjoyed that so much I went around the block and did it again. After riding both bikes quite a bit, the F8GS is far superior to the Wee, faster, lighter, far better off road, but I would have never known this if the Suzuki place would have treated me right.
Trevor: "My wife's Bandit." LOL!!Leave a comment:
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Guest repliedGood argument...always the salesman
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Guest repliedha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha.......I'm not sure that's what she meant. BUT that's the right answer!Leave a comment:
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Yes the carbon one is what I am interseted in too.as a former busa owner I test rode both the k1300 r&s. I was very impressed with both but absolutely love the look of the R and thought it would look awesome next to the wifes street triple. i can see one in my future in full carbon wrap. there was a couple real nice used ones in Ontario at the dealership in Newmarket but I haven't been in there for a couple months, might be worth looking into though if you decide on one.
The dealer here is tracking one down.

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Guest repliedas a former busa owner I test rode both the k1300 r&s. I was very impressed with both but absolutely love the look of the R and thought it would look awesome next to the wifes street triple. i can see one in my future in full carbon wrap. there was a couple real nice used ones in Ontario at the dealership in Newmarket but I haven't been in there for a couple months, might be worth looking into though if you decide on one.Leave a comment:
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Do I hear a road trip coming??? if it comes down to purchase time I'm not sure who would do better, you or your wife
Exciting stuff Trevor no doubt about that. I guess all we could do in the garage with one of these is drink beer and stare at it.....hmmmm, a bike you don't actually have to work on all the time. Hey wait a minute, I just realized my bikes actually have a worse mechanical track record than Harleys or BMW's..
damn.. I get your point.
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Guest repliedSorry to admit that I'm petty enough to really enjoy that story. OK , not that sorry really.This part is true. I went into a Suzuki dealership to buy a slightly used weestrom. No test rides, and he actually laughed at me for wanting one. He actually implied that I couldn't get the loan anyway, not sure why. Off to the BMW dealer, test rode a two year old F800GS, paid cash and bought it that day, wheelied past the Suzuki shop on the way home. Enjoyed that so much I went around the block and did it again. After riding both bikes quite a bit, the F8GS is far superior to the Wee, faster, lighter, far better off road, but I would have never known this if the Suzuki place would have treated me right.
Also glad to hear the F8GS is a good bike.
When/if the South Sudan mission kicks off again I'm thinking the F8GS is the right bike.
I thought there was suppose to be a standard version of the 1600 six cylinder bike. Mmm... In line six bike engine.Last edited by Guest; 12-20-2013, 06:22 AM.Leave a comment:



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