3 dealerships and no luck yet on a trade in

[Freddels]

What is it about the F6B that you prefer? Or better, what is it about the Indian that you don't like?

[MikeF]

What is it about the F6B that you prefer? Or better, what is it about the Indian that you don't like?

My problem is I like ALL motorcycles, but I can only have one at a time. I bought 5 new Victory's from 2008 to 2014. The Indian is my first and there isn't really anything I dislike about it and I haven't ridden a F6B yet. There's just something about it that has had my interest for awhile now. In my mind the F6B engine and suspension would be smooth as glass.

[Greg O]

The engine, the ride is so smooth, the handling is incredible. I rode my bike to work the other day, and few minutes before quiting I went to start it. My Co worker ask me why are you starting your bike, I said it takes about a minute to idle down,and I don't have to worry about it overheating because of it being water-cooled and it has fans. This bike could sit there all day running without a problem. The cleanablity of the bike is just awesome. No more polishing this and that, wipe it down with a damp rag and follow it with a dry one. Reliability, we'll it's a Honda enough said, very low maintenance. This is why I went from Harley to Goldwing.

[shooter]

I have bought and traded plenty of cars and bikes over the phone with various dealers.just the other day I made a deal with Woodstock Harley over the phone with a trade involved

I have also. But it was with a Dealership and salesman that I had a relationship with. I.E. I had bought there before. I own an automotive shop. I get a half dozen or so requests for phone estimate of repairs daily. Its a waste of time. Sometimes said estimate takes 30 minutes to complete. You get maybe 5% of those to repair. Problem is very seldom does the caller know what is really wrong with their vehicle. Its hard to give a guy a price on his bike till you see it. His opinion of his bike and yours will probably differ.

[anthony1969]

I have also. But it was with a Dealership and salesman that I had a relationship with. I.E. I had bought there before. I own an automotive shop. I get a half dozen or so requests for phone estimate of repairs daily. Its a waste of time. Sometimes said estimate takes 30 minutes to complete. You get maybe 5% of those to repair. Problem is very seldom does the caller know what is really wrong with their vehicle. Its hard to give a guy a price on his bike till you see it. His opinion of his bike and yours will probably differ.

When I call the dealers I send pictures of the bike or car.most of the time the know your not trading in junk or dented up.and also I always have warrenty left on vehicle.