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Got my invitation to test ride.
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GunDoctor
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Mixed feelings about riding first before actually taking delivery. Nothing like picking up a brand new bike that you never rode before. My fear is I may like the test ride so much on the F3 I may just take a "wrong turn" along the way and find myself back home. Be nice to have a " loaner" until mine comes in.
Slagiatt
Member
Glad to see I'm not the only one...
A couple of years ago I bought my 2012 RT new without a test ride. Unfortunately, I didn't do adequate research and the salesperson gave me NO insight into the differences between an RT and a Suzuki Boulevard Cruiser (which I had recently sold). There are a few not so subtle differences, I'm sure we would all agree. Anyway, I left the dealership and immediately headed onto the freeway. You can imagine what happened next...:gaah::shocked::yikes:
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ray:
You got it...death grip all the way home wondering how I was going to justify $28,000 on a machine I never wanted to get on again.....
Of course, after I figured it out I quickly fell in love with the RT and have been a :f_spider: nut ever since.
P.S. - I ordered my F3 without a test ride, but I expect quite a different ride home this time.
A couple of years ago I bought my 2012 RT new without a test ride. Unfortunately, I didn't do adequate research and the salesperson gave me NO insight into the differences between an RT and a Suzuki Boulevard Cruiser (which I had recently sold). There are a few not so subtle differences, I'm sure we would all agree. Anyway, I left the dealership and immediately headed onto the freeway. You can imagine what happened next...:gaah::shocked::yikes:
pps:ray:You got it...death grip all the way home wondering how I was going to justify $28,000 on a machine I never wanted to get on again.....
Of course, after I figured it out I quickly fell in love with the RT and have been a :f_spider: nut ever since.
P.S. - I ordered my F3 without a test ride, but I expect quite a different ride home this time.
chuck gross
New member
So your gonna ride it like you stole it? Have fun from all accounts you are in for a treat let us all know what you think about this hot rod :thumbup:
Bob Denman
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We'll be here; waiting for the "Report From The Saddle"... 
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