Bob Denman
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Besides: fat people are perceived as being jolly, so I'm going for the full-boat "Santa Claus" package!

JC,
Soaking wet: Patti might weigh 110 pounds...
It's not the bike that's getting moved around by the wind: it's the operator. nojoke
If you have the dealer finance it and later pay off that loan, aren't you paying 2 loan origination fees? Usually 500 to 1000 non-negotiable.
I am very curious..............
If you have a dealer that is decent and conveniently close, why don't you take the imotorsports deal to them and have them match or get very close. You then would help keep your local dealer in business and also have a good relationship with them on issues like service, parts and accessories. Can not imagine not riding your new steed home.
I don't think there's a loan origination fee with an auto/motorcycle loan. I think that's only for home mortgages.
Tried that. Even with shipping cost they would not come within 1500 of the same numbers. Tried Mancuso and Conroe. Mancuso would have had to beat the deal by a large margin to convince my wife of EVER doing business on a new bike with them again. Conroe was nice and professional to deal with but admitted they could not come close to the deal. Accused iMotorsports of selling below cost.
It is what it is I suppose.
They have great prices on parts. When you're shopping for parts, give Bill (parts mgr) a call. Be sure to tell him you're a Spyderlover. You'll be surprised when you hear their prices.
They have great prices on parts. When you're shopping for parts, give Bill (parts mgr) a call. Be sure to tell him you're a Spyderlover. You'll be surprised when you hear their prices.
Why can't buying bikes and cars be as simple as placing an order on Amazon?