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Old 05-13-2020, 04:10 PM
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Pricing

So, when I got my 2014 Limited, I also got the dealers paperwork. OOPS.

$7,000, or close enough, markup and another 1,000 prep fee.

Given the current state of things, I think that is too much. Hell, it was too much then.

So, what's fair but not retail?

The bikes come in on a skid, air tires, check oil, put on windshield, add some gas....

$7,000 profit on what was 26k, that's steep.

So, what say the Doofs?
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