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dmm698
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Sold my bone stock 2022 CRF250 with 35 hours on it for 6400. Paid 9000k out the door for a 2024. So long as I can...

Sold my bone stock 2022 CRF250 with 35 hours on it for 6400. Paid 9000k out the door for a 2024. So long as I can put 30-40 hours on a bike and have it for a year or two, and spend 2-3k, I’m not that upset. 

You found a real sucker to spend 6400$ on a 2 year old 250f. otherwise, I agree 100%

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dedi684 wrote:
Yup I just gave up starting to cost 200 bucks to ride open practice in nh for a day with truck and bike fuel entry fee...

Yup I just gave up starting to cost 200 bucks to ride open practice in nh for a day with truck and bike fuel entry fee etc. Not many years ago I could race for half of that.

How much do you pay for track fee. How far do you drive? I just did the math and I can't come up with much more than $100 at the worst. That includes a burger at the end of the day. 9 gallons of gas at $4.59 and $40 track fee at Pala which is as far as I go. If I go to Glen Helen I'm only out about $50.

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Sold my bone stock 2022 CRF250 with 35 hours on it for 6400. Paid 9000k out the door for a 2024. So long as I can...

Sold my bone stock 2022 CRF250 with 35 hours on it for 6400. Paid 9000k out the door for a 2024. So long as I can put 30-40 hours on a bike and have it for a year or two, and spend 2-3k, I’m not that upset. 

dmm698 wrote:

You found a real sucker to spend 6400$ on a 2 year old 250f. otherwise, I agree 100%

He said his friends all said the same thing until they saw the bike in person. I take care of my stuff. 

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4/8/2024 3:39am
Sold my bone stock 2022 CRF250 with 35 hours on it for 6400. Paid 9000k out the door for a 2024. So long as I can...

Sold my bone stock 2022 CRF250 with 35 hours on it for 6400. Paid 9000k out the door for a 2024. So long as I can put 30-40 hours on a bike and have it for a year or two, and spend 2-3k, I’m not that upset. 

dmm698 wrote:

You found a real sucker to spend 6400$ on a 2 year old 250f. otherwise, I agree 100%

He said his friends all said the same thing until they saw the bike in person. I take care of my stuff. 

That still doesn’t mean it’s a smart buy lol. That’s a great deal on your end, but I wouldn’t expect to get that lucky every year. 

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dmm698 wrote:

You found a real sucker to spend 6400$ on a 2 year old 250f. otherwise, I agree 100%

He said his friends all said the same thing until they saw the bike in person. I take care of my stuff. 

Rickyisms wrote:

That still doesn’t mean it’s a smart buy lol. That’s a great deal on your end, but I wouldn’t expect to get that lucky every year. 

Well it’s spend $6400 on a clean low hour bike that the OEM hasn’t really changed in the last 2 years or spend around $10k for a new one after all fees…inflation is a bitch but $3600 still pays for a lot of tires, gas and entry fees

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He said his friends all said the same thing until they saw the bike in person. I take care of my stuff. 

Rickyisms wrote:

That still doesn’t mean it’s a smart buy lol. That’s a great deal on your end, but I wouldn’t expect to get that lucky every year. 

yak651 wrote:
Well it’s spend $6400 on a clean low hour bike that the OEM hasn’t really changed in the last 2 years or spend around $10k for...

Well it’s spend $6400 on a clean low hour bike that the OEM hasn’t really changed in the last 2 years or spend around $10k for a new one after all fees…inflation is a bitch but $3600 still pays for a lot of tires, gas and entry fees

10k is also insane for a new 250F...... Retail + Freight is like 8900 bucks.... Covid's over and theres no reason to pay anywhere near list on a dirt bike. Out of state cash, I bet you could have one in the back of your truck for 8k at a motivated dealer and 8500$ at most.

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johnk408 wrote:
Just saw GASGAS giving away full suspension ebikes with select bike purchases. Would think with MSRP of $3000 or more could sell for $2000 and recoup...

Just saw GASGAS giving away full suspension ebikes with select bike purchases. Would think with MSRP of $3000 or more could sell for $2000 and recoup bike costs? 

https://www.gasgas.com/en-us/promotions/spice-up-spring.html

That's a decent incentive. Too bad they excluded every 2 stroke model from it.

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johnk408 wrote:
Just saw GASGAS giving away full suspension ebikes with select bike purchases. Would think with MSRP of $3000 or more could sell for $2000 and recoup...

Just saw GASGAS giving away full suspension ebikes with select bike purchases. Would think with MSRP of $3000 or more could sell for $2000 and recoup bike costs? 

https://www.gasgas.com/en-us/promotions/spice-up-spring.html

JK BRO wrote:

That's a decent incentive. Too bad they excluded every 2 stroke model from it.

Every 2 stroke model is available for the deal 

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4/8/2024 10:20am Edited Date/Time 4/8/2024 11:21am
Rickyisms wrote:

That still doesn’t mean it’s a smart buy lol. That’s a great deal on your end, but I wouldn’t expect to get that lucky every year. 

yak651 wrote:
Well it’s spend $6400 on a clean low hour bike that the OEM hasn’t really changed in the last 2 years or spend around $10k for...

Well it’s spend $6400 on a clean low hour bike that the OEM hasn’t really changed in the last 2 years or spend around $10k for a new one after all fees…inflation is a bitch but $3600 still pays for a lot of tires, gas and entry fees

dmm698 wrote:
10k is also insane for a new 250F...... Retail + Freight is like 8900 bucks.... Covid's over and theres no reason to pay anywhere near list...

10k is also insane for a new 250F...... Retail + Freight is like 8900 bucks.... Covid's over and theres no reason to pay anywhere near list on a dirt bike. Out of state cash, I bet you could have one in the back of your truck for 8k at a motivated dealer and 8500$ at most.

Have you tried to purchase a 2024 YZ250F? No dealer I know of is having any trouble selling them, so there's no incentive to discount the bike. Retail is $8,899 plus an additional $550 for freight. The best price I could find from a dealer that had one in stock was $9,648 plus TN sales tax. That puts the price over $10k with sales tax. Which is why I'm not buying one. 

If you can find a dealer that is going to sell a new 2024 YZ250F for $8k OTD, let me know and I'll purchase one immediately. 

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dedi684
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dedi684 wrote:
Yup I just gave up starting to cost 200 bucks to ride open practice in nh for a day with truck and bike fuel entry fee...

Yup I just gave up starting to cost 200 bucks to ride open practice in nh for a day with truck and bike fuel entry fee etc. Not many years ago I could race for half of that.

captmoto wrote:
How much do you pay for track fee. How far do you drive? I just did the math and I can't come up with much more...

How much do you pay for track fee. How far do you drive? I just did the math and I can't come up with much more than $100 at the worst. That includes a burger at the end of the day. 9 gallons of gas at $4.59 and $40 track fee at Pala which is as far as I go. If I go to Glen Helen I'm only out about $50.

100+ to fill pick up. 40-50 to ride. Dirt bike gas and oil 25-50. I bring my own food and im not sure what tolls on the highway cost since that's on auto pay.

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4/8/2024 11:13am
dedi684 wrote:
Yup I just gave up starting to cost 200 bucks to ride open practice in nh for a day with truck and bike fuel entry fee...

Yup I just gave up starting to cost 200 bucks to ride open practice in nh for a day with truck and bike fuel entry fee etc. Not many years ago I could race for half of that.

captmoto wrote:
How much do you pay for track fee. How far do you drive? I just did the math and I can't come up with much more...

How much do you pay for track fee. How far do you drive? I just did the math and I can't come up with much more than $100 at the worst. That includes a burger at the end of the day. 9 gallons of gas at $4.59 and $40 track fee at Pala which is as far as I go. If I go to Glen Helen I'm only out about $50.

dedi684 wrote:
100+ to fill pick up. 40-50 to ride. Dirt bike gas and oil 25-50. I bring my own food and im not sure what tolls on...

100+ to fill pick up. 40-50 to ride. Dirt bike gas and oil 25-50. I bring my own food and im not sure what tolls on the highway cost since that's on auto pay.

You’re problably low on the bike fuel . Ovr 100 for a can of vp. I buy it in bulk from Waldo ,Wi. It’s near rd America.  Aprox 8 a gal . I lived in Pittsfield,Nh. In 88 I worked for asplund tree experts.  I bought a ford maverick with #8,s painted on like a stock car for 50 bucks. Haha.  Rented a room out of a big house on the river, cheap rent . I borrowed a neighbor’s canoe all the time. Go for a ride & fish. 

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johnk408 wrote:
Just saw GASGAS giving away full suspension ebikes with select bike purchases. Would think with MSRP of $3000 or more could sell for $2000 and recoup...

Just saw GASGAS giving away full suspension ebikes with select bike purchases. Would think with MSRP of $3000 or more could sell for $2000 and recoup bike costs? 

https://www.gasgas.com/en-us/promotions/spice-up-spring.html

JK BRO wrote:

That's a decent incentive. Too bad they excluded every 2 stroke model from it.

kapaa10 wrote:

Every 2 stroke model is available for the deal 

You read it wrong. Check the asterisk *.

Only the small 2 strokes are eligible.

The remaining have the option of *upgrading for a fee. Fine print says it all.

 

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yak651 wrote:
Well it’s spend $6400 on a clean low hour bike that the OEM hasn’t really changed in the last 2 years or spend around $10k for...

Well it’s spend $6400 on a clean low hour bike that the OEM hasn’t really changed in the last 2 years or spend around $10k for a new one after all fees…inflation is a bitch but $3600 still pays for a lot of tires, gas and entry fees

dmm698 wrote:
10k is also insane for a new 250F...... Retail + Freight is like 8900 bucks.... Covid's over and theres no reason to pay anywhere near list...

10k is also insane for a new 250F...... Retail + Freight is like 8900 bucks.... Covid's over and theres no reason to pay anywhere near list on a dirt bike. Out of state cash, I bet you could have one in the back of your truck for 8k at a motivated dealer and 8500$ at most.

Vols wrote:
Have you tried to purchase a 2024 YZ250F? No dealer I know of is having any trouble selling them, so there's no incentive to discount the...

Have you tried to purchase a 2024 YZ250F? No dealer I know of is having any trouble selling them, so there's no incentive to discount the bike. Retail is $8,899 plus an additional $550 for freight. The best price I could find from a dealer that had one in stock was $9,648 plus TN sales tax. That puts the price over $10k with sales tax. Which is why I'm not buying one. 

If you can find a dealer that is going to sell a new 2024 YZ250F for $8k OTD, let me know and I'll purchase one immediately. 

Yep this is what I was talking about. If you can get one for $8500 out the door all said and done I agree buy that over the used one but don’t see that happening except for a RMZ or maybe a KX with the rebates they are/were doing

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dmm698 wrote:
10k is also insane for a new 250F...... Retail + Freight is like 8900 bucks.... Covid's over and theres no reason to pay anywhere near list...

10k is also insane for a new 250F...... Retail + Freight is like 8900 bucks.... Covid's over and theres no reason to pay anywhere near list on a dirt bike. Out of state cash, I bet you could have one in the back of your truck for 8k at a motivated dealer and 8500$ at most.

Vols wrote:
Have you tried to purchase a 2024 YZ250F? No dealer I know of is having any trouble selling them, so there's no incentive to discount the...

Have you tried to purchase a 2024 YZ250F? No dealer I know of is having any trouble selling them, so there's no incentive to discount the bike. Retail is $8,899 plus an additional $550 for freight. The best price I could find from a dealer that had one in stock was $9,648 plus TN sales tax. That puts the price over $10k with sales tax. Which is why I'm not buying one. 

If you can find a dealer that is going to sell a new 2024 YZ250F for $8k OTD, let me know and I'll purchase one immediately. 

yak651 wrote:
Yep this is what I was talking about. If you can get one for $8500 out the door all said and done I agree buy that...

Yep this is what I was talking about. If you can get one for $8500 out the door all said and done I agree buy that over the used one but don’t see that happening except for a RMZ or maybe a KX with the rebates they are/were doing

$8700 23' crf250r otd at the start of Fall which is my go to time of year to purchase new bikes. 

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My issue is just in general the price of bikes has gotten fucking ridiculous. I refues to pay 8-12k for a bike. I'll keep buying year...

My issue is just in general the price of bikes has gotten fucking ridiculous. I refues to pay 8-12k for a bike. I'll keep buying year old rebated kawasaki, suzukis and yamahas. I will not and have not paid over 6,600 otd on a new bike. Whole reason I haven't gotten myself a 350 or another ktm,GG, Husky to begin with. This sport is starting to become ridiculous expensive. I just did the math on If I ride once a week at a close local track within an hour and race every other weekend from now until November im 9.5k in for the year with no bike purchase, related maintenance, parts, tires, gas or riding gear. Strictly gas driving to and from the track, practice , gate race fees and food. Im not hunting for cash but its a big jump to get into the sport now. 

I agree . Then you wonder why  50+ class riders will run a rider into the fence on the start or blast him in a corner...

I agree . Then you wonder why  50+ class riders will run a rider into the fence on the start or blast him in a corner   For the extra 40 bucks to cover some fees at the track.  The most expensive promoter in Wi. Is cheaper than other states. But you add up Fri practice, sat,sun race, gate fees every day , camp 10 is cheap but it’s per night, race 2 classes = 175.00 .  A couple track is aprox 65 mi away. 16 mpg in Van 28.40 @ 3.50 a gal. Gas just went up 3.15 to 3.32, 3.39.  Anyway ovr 200 bucks . Tracks that r 165 mi 1 way it adds up. 3.89 gas this summer pushes 10 race tracks to ovr 4k.  Not including purchasing fuel, oil, parts, gear. Etc.  I can ride on a track 15-20 min out of town for 200 a yr. 

If you don’t blow your money someone else will when you Die.    Just enjoy yourself every day like it’s the last day.  

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9/9/2024 11:51am Edited Date/Time 9/9/2024 11:52am

How are you guys scoring bikes under MSRP out the door? Here in central Florida I called around for both YZ125s and YZ250s and it seemed that I was gonna need to pay minimum ~1k over MSRP out the door. In some cases, 1600-2000 over MSRP.

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mgarro385 wrote:
How are you guys scoring bikes under MSRP out the door? Here in central Florida I called around for both YZ125s and YZ250s and it seemed...

How are you guys scoring bikes under MSRP out the door? Here in central Florida I called around for both YZ125s and YZ250s and it seemed that I was gonna need to pay minimum ~1k over MSRP out the door. In some cases, 1600-2000 over MSRP.

Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price does not include the shipping and dealer build. Those 2 can easily be $1000

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mgarro385 wrote:
How are you guys scoring bikes under MSRP out the door? Here in central Florida I called around for both YZ125s and YZ250s and it seemed...

How are you guys scoring bikes under MSRP out the door? Here in central Florida I called around for both YZ125s and YZ250s and it seemed that I was gonna need to pay minimum ~1k over MSRP out the door. In some cases, 1600-2000 over MSRP.

lumpy790 wrote:

Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price does not include the shipping and dealer build. Those 2 can easily be $1000

I understand.


However, lots of people are buying bikes out the door for less than MSRP…

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Bump!

Happy New Year!

Tried to buy a 25 crf450r today, quoted $11698 OTD, asked for $500 off and was denied...

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12/31/2024 3:54pm

Was quoted $9389 otd '24 300sx. Seems high to me considering what's going on with ktm. 

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SrfNdirt wrote:

Was quoted $9389 otd '24 300sx. Seems high to me considering what's going on with ktm. 

Call Munn racing. They are advertising $6490 OTD on the ‘24 SX300. 
Munn racing Pricing -

2024 Husqvarna TC125 - $5990

2024 Husqvarna TC250 -$6990

2024 Husqvarna FX350 - $9090

2024 GasGas MC125 - $5890

2024 GasGas MC250 - $6690

2024 TXT 300GP Trials- $6999

2024 KTM 300SX- $6490

2024 KTM SX E-2 - $1799

2024 KTM SX E-3 - $2599

2024 KTM SX E-5 - $3599

2024 KTM 50SX - $3999

2024 KTM 85SX 17/14 - $4599

2024 KTM 85SX 19/16 - $4999

2024 KTM 125SX - $6299

2024 KTM 250SXF - $8599

2024 KTM 350SXF - $7999

2024 KTM 350XCF Factory Edition - $9999

2024 KTM 450SXF - $7299

2024 KTM 450XCF - $7990

2024 KTM 250XC - $8499

2024 KTM 300XC - $8799

2024 KTM 150XCW - $7399

2024 KTM 350 XWF - $8999

2024 KTM 450XCW - $7999

2024 KTM 500XWF - $8899

2024 KTM 350EXC - $8499

2024 KTM 500EXC - $8990

2024 KTM 890R - $12,500

Shipping may cost you another $400-$500, depending where you are located. 

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12/31/2024 4:27pm

Lot of green bikes were sold cause of 1.95 percent financing.  I think today is last day for 1.95z.  I didn’t get the screaming deal as some on the 24 KX I picked up a few days.  But bike I wanted and good enough.  Beat  I could find and still had to drive 4 hours.  I saw a 24 RMZ 250 on face book for cheap, can’t remember which dealer.  I think one here in Houston, 6200 ish before fees if I recall.  

I think there will be some really good deals on left over 24’s start to pop up in in the next few weeks until the spring.  I’d guess most of the green 24’s bikes are gone.  

Should be some really good Austrian bike deals, same for Suzuki, still quite a few on the floor of both if I had to guess.  

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12/31/2024 5:26pm

Anyone know what profit margins dealers have? Like what do they pay for a bike vs msrp?

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Call Munn racing. They are advertising $6490 OTD on the ‘24 SX300. Munn racing Pricing -2024 Husqvarna TC125 - $59902024 Husqvarna TC250 -$69902024...

Call Munn racing. They are advertising $6490 OTD on the ‘24 SX300. 
Munn racing Pricing -

2024 Husqvarna TC125 - $5990

2024 Husqvarna TC250 -$6990

2024 Husqvarna FX350 - $9090

2024 GasGas MC125 - $5890

2024 GasGas MC250 - $6690

2024 TXT 300GP Trials- $6999

2024 KTM 300SX- $6490

2024 KTM SX E-2 - $1799

2024 KTM SX E-3 - $2599

2024 KTM SX E-5 - $3599

2024 KTM 50SX - $3999

2024 KTM 85SX 17/14 - $4599

2024 KTM 85SX 19/16 - $4999

2024 KTM 125SX - $6299

2024 KTM 250SXF - $8599

2024 KTM 350SXF - $7999

2024 KTM 350XCF Factory Edition - $9999

2024 KTM 450SXF - $7299

2024 KTM 450XCF - $7990

2024 KTM 250XC - $8499

2024 KTM 300XC - $8799

2024 KTM 150XCW - $7399

2024 KTM 350 XWF - $8999

2024 KTM 450XCW - $7999

2024 KTM 500XWF - $8899

2024 KTM 350EXC - $8499

2024 KTM 500EXC - $8990

2024 KTM 890R - $12,500

Shipping may cost you another $400-$500, depending where you are located. 

That is some great pricing…. He still has to prep & unlock them right?

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12/31/2024 6:20pm
SrfNdirt wrote:

Was quoted $9389 otd '24 300sx. Seems high to me considering what's going on with ktm. 

I just bought my 25tc300 last week for 9500 otd in ca with 9.5% sales tax. They need to be at least $1k off that for a 24!

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12/31/2024 6:25pm

Munn has great deals n they ship everywhere! 🤙

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12/31/2024 7:12pm Edited Date/Time 12/31/2024 7:12pm
SrfNdirt wrote:

Was quoted $9389 otd '24 300sx. Seems high to me considering what's going on with ktm. 

There are leftover 24 300SX for $6399 on Cycle Trader. I turned down $7300 otd, no sales tax because I don't like the white as much and driving 4hrs through Atlanta twice. Wasn't worth it. If your near Cali or Washington state there are quite a few for that price. I'm digging the 25 Husky 300TC Heritage. Best I got is $9500 otd no tax. Probably a good deal on a Heritage. Redline has the white for $8399 plus fees. Deals will come soon enough.

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12/31/2024 7:41pm
My issue is just in general the price of bikes has gotten fucking ridiculous. I refues to pay 8-12k for a bike. I'll keep buying year...

My issue is just in general the price of bikes has gotten fucking ridiculous. I refues to pay 8-12k for a bike. I'll keep buying year old rebated kawasaki, suzukis and yamahas. I will not and have not paid over 6,600 otd on a new bike. Whole reason I haven't gotten myself a 350 or another ktm,GG, Husky to begin with. This sport is starting to become ridiculous expensive. I just did the math on If I ride once a week at a close local track within an hour and race every other weekend from now until November im 9.5k in for the year with no bike purchase, related maintenance, parts, tires, gas or riding gear. Strictly gas driving to and from the track, practice , gate race fees and food. Im not hunting for cash but its a big jump to get into the sport now. 

I agree . Then you wonder why  50+ class riders will run a rider into the fence on the start or blast him in a corner...

I agree . Then you wonder why  50+ class riders will run a rider into the fence on the start or blast him in a corner   For the extra 40 bucks to cover some fees at the track.  The most expensive promoter in Wi. Is cheaper than other states. But you add up Fri practice, sat,sun race, gate fees every day , camp 10 is cheap but it’s per night, race 2 classes = 175.00 .  A couple track is aprox 65 mi away. 16 mpg in Van 28.40 @ 3.50 a gal. Gas just went up 3.15 to 3.32, 3.39.  Anyway ovr 200 bucks . Tracks that r 165 mi 1 way it adds up. 3.89 gas this summer pushes 10 race tracks to ovr 4k.  Not including purchasing fuel, oil, parts, gear. Etc.  I can ride on a track 15-20 min out of town for 200 a yr. 

Brosho wrote:

If you don’t blow your money someone else will when you Die.    Just enjoy yourself every day like it’s the last day.  

Yes, just be responsible. Don't blow it all. Invest some. Try to avoid big debt. But enjoy life and don't stress too much. 

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12/31/2024 8:01pm
TX2LapVet wrote:

Anyone know what profit margins dealers have? Like what do they pay for a bike vs msrp?

About 1k, but they have to pay frt. and set up and reg. and flooring. 

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12/31/2024 10:33pm
mgarro385 wrote:
How are you guys scoring bikes under MSRP out the door? Here in central Florida I called around for both YZ125s and YZ250s and it seemed...

How are you guys scoring bikes under MSRP out the door? Here in central Florida I called around for both YZ125s and YZ250s and it seemed that I was gonna need to pay minimum ~1k over MSRP out the door. In some cases, 1600-2000 over MSRP.

I paid 10500 otd for a 25 KTM SXF 350 in Michigan about a 3 weeks ago . Every dealer up north has some deals going 

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