2025 RMZ450

Bruce372 wrote:

Well, I've got cash in hand so if anyone can find me one for around $6500 otd new within a day drive of bay area ill...

Well, I've got cash in hand so if anyone can find me one for around $6500 otd new within a day drive of bay area ill pick one up this weekend.

I can belive those prices in the mid west or east coast, but not in cali.

Bruce372 wrote:

Well, I've got cash in hand so if anyone can find me one for around $6500 otd new within a day drive of bay area ill...

Well, I've got cash in hand so if anyone can find me one for around $6500 otd new within a day drive of bay area ill pick one up this weekend.

I can belive those prices in the mid west or east coast, but not in cali.

Bruce372 wrote:

So thats $6499 plus $600 tax, so at at least $7100 before all the hidden fees as well. Quite a ways from the "i know where...

So thats $6499 plus $600 tax, so at at least $7100 before all the hidden fees as well.

Quite a ways from the "i know where I can get one for $6000."

mattyhamz2 wrote:

Look at my wording. I said "I can pick up a stock RMZ for $6000." I didn't say you or anyone else could. I have a...

Look at my wording. I said "I can pick up a stock RMZ for $6000." I didn't say you or anyone else could. I have a great relationship with my dealer.

But playing off of your $6500+$600 for tax. We are talking $7500 otd. I don't know anyone here in So Cal that could pick up a brand new current year KTM/Husky/Honda for anywhere close to that. Even at $7500 otd and $1000 in suspension(which is a couple hundred over), I'm still cheaper than a KTM/Husky/Honda/Yamaha MSRP.

Bruce372 wrote:

I don't want any other bike. I want a 6000 rmz450. Why don't you call your buddys at simi valley and tell them you have a...

I don't want any other bike. I want a 6000 rmz450.

Why don't you call your buddys at simi valley and tell them you have a guy with cash in hand. Cash. If you can get me that 5999 plus tax otd, I'll see you there Saturday afternoon and you can help me load it.

mattyhamz2 wrote:

Look at my wording. I said "I can pick up a stock RMZ for $6000." I didn't say you or anyone else could. I have a...

Look at my wording. I said "I can pick up a stock RMZ for $6000." I didn't say you or anyone else could. I have a great relationship with my dealer.

But playing off of your $6500+$600 for tax. We are talking $7500 otd. I don't know anyone here in So Cal that could pick up a brand new current year KTM/Husky/Honda for anywhere close to that. Even at $7500 otd and $1000 in suspension(which is a couple hundred over), I'm still cheaper than a KTM/Husky/Honda/Yamaha MSRP.

Bruce372 wrote:

I don't want any other bike. I want a 6000 rmz450. Why don't you call your buddys at simi valley and tell them you have a...

I don't want any other bike. I want a 6000 rmz450.

Why don't you call your buddys at simi valley and tell them you have a guy with cash in hand. Cash. If you can get me that 5999 plus tax otd, I'll see you there Saturday afternoon and you can help me load it.

langhammx wrote:

Wait a minute Bruce.... I thought your Suzuki days were behind you ?
You miss your RMZ ??

yz133rider wrote:

Search on cycletrader sort by price low to high and email them all what their out the door price is and go buy from the cheapest...

Search on cycletrader sort by price low to high and email them all what their out the door price is and go buy from the cheapest one that gets back to you. Pretty easy.

BobPA wrote:

C'mon 10 pages...

zookrider62! wrote:

Wish it was that easy. First off, no dealer will reply by email what the out the door price is, you have to call. Usually when...

Wish it was that easy. First off, no dealer will reply by email what the out the door price is, you have to call. Usually when you call, it will take 1-5 days for them to call you back and say either (1) that bike sold a month ago or (2) asking price is $5999, or $7600 OTD.

Bruce372 wrote:

Called a few in northern cali and not even close..... bummed I sold my 2015 now.

yz133rider wrote:

Search on cycletrader sort by price low to high and email them all what their out the door price is and go buy from the cheapest...

Search on cycletrader sort by price low to high and email them all what their out the door price is and go buy from the cheapest one that gets back to you. Pretty easy.

zookrider62! wrote:

Wish it was that easy. First off, no dealer will reply by email what the out the door price is, you have to call. Usually when...

Wish it was that easy. First off, no dealer will reply by email what the out the door price is, you have to call. Usually when you call, it will take 1-5 days for them to call you back and say either (1) that bike sold a month ago or (2) asking price is $5999, or $7600 OTD.

CrashMaster01 wrote:

RC still rides them Suzuki’s 😉

Lightning78 wrote:

Yea but if you've been reading through this thread .....he simply could not win at the top level with an RMZ450.... Oh wait....😂 I wish we...

Yea but if you've been reading through this thread .....he simply could not win at the top level with an RMZ450....

Oh wait....😂

I wish we couldve seen him one full season on the 08 RMZ450 since it was all new with efi when it came out and was regarded as one of the best factory bikes for the following 10 years after the 08 was released....I guess it wouldn't be wise to ask DV about his factory 08 RMZ450 LOL

yz133rider wrote:

Search on cycletrader sort by price low to high and email them all what their out the door price is and go buy from the cheapest...

Search on cycletrader sort by price low to high and email them all what their out the door price is and go buy from the cheapest one that gets back to you. Pretty easy.

zookrider62! wrote:

Wish it was that easy. First off, no dealer will reply by email what the out the door price is, you have to call. Usually when...

Wish it was that easy. First off, no dealer will reply by email what the out the door price is, you have to call. Usually when you call, it will take 1-5 days for them to call you back and say either (1) that bike sold a month ago or (2) asking price is $5999, or $7600 OTD.

Lightning78 wrote:

Or to tell you that you HAVE TO come down ....2 of the stealerships I worked at would never quote otd prices over the phone. The...

Or to tell you that you HAVE TO come down ....2 of the stealerships I worked at would never quote otd prices over the phone.
The best is when they just want to get you down there so they say "yea I can do that price out the door" and the specific model with vin # "Just Sold! I'm sorry we dont have any more we can do at that price but hey! Let me see what I can do for you on this (leftover) CRF450 we just got in"
You say "ok" bec you're still slightly interested in what kind of price they can get you since they wasted your time in a shady tactic to get you in the door so you think they'd take it into consideration and come back with a less than insulting price and their first offer is Full MSRP plus every goddam fee they can tack on...... you go from roughly $6500 otd to nearly $13,000 on a different model and no deal. Try and get a deal and they play hardball trying to hold at Full RIP.

You get pissed and leave as they follow you out asking what they can do to make the deal. You give them one more shot to get even close to your $6500 otd and they come back with $11,899 otd "That's the best I can do!"
Now you're even more mad and just flat out leave without your new bike that you were over the moon excited about leaving a hole in your heart. 😂😂😂

Hope you enjoyed my tale of woe I'm sure 90% of us have experienced at one time or another 😂😂😂

zookrider62! wrote:

Wish it was that easy. First off, no dealer will reply by email what the out the door price is, you have to call. Usually when...

Wish it was that easy. First off, no dealer will reply by email what the out the door price is, you have to call. Usually when you call, it will take 1-5 days for them to call you back and say either (1) that bike sold a month ago or (2) asking price is $5999, or $7600 OTD.

Lightning78 wrote:

Or to tell you that you HAVE TO come down ....2 of the stealerships I worked at would never quote otd prices over the phone. The...

Or to tell you that you HAVE TO come down ....2 of the stealerships I worked at would never quote otd prices over the phone.
The best is when they just want to get you down there so they say "yea I can do that price out the door" and the specific model with vin # "Just Sold! I'm sorry we dont have any more we can do at that price but hey! Let me see what I can do for you on this (leftover) CRF450 we just got in"
You say "ok" bec you're still slightly interested in what kind of price they can get you since they wasted your time in a shady tactic to get you in the door so you think they'd take it into consideration and come back with a less than insulting price and their first offer is Full MSRP plus every goddam fee they can tack on...... you go from roughly $6500 otd to nearly $13,000 on a different model and no deal. Try and get a deal and they play hardball trying to hold at Full RIP.

You get pissed and leave as they follow you out asking what they can do to make the deal. You give them one more shot to get even close to your $6500 otd and they come back with $11,899 otd "That's the best I can do!"
Now you're even more mad and just flat out leave without your new bike that you were over the moon excited about leaving a hole in your heart. 😂😂😂

Hope you enjoyed my tale of woe I'm sure 90% of us have experienced at one time or another 😂😂😂

sf702/410 wrote:

Ridenow.

Lightning78 wrote:

Or to tell you that you HAVE TO come down ....2 of the stealerships I worked at would never quote otd prices over the phone. The...

Or to tell you that you HAVE TO come down ....2 of the stealerships I worked at would never quote otd prices over the phone.
The best is when they just want to get you down there so they say "yea I can do that price out the door" and the specific model with vin # "Just Sold! I'm sorry we dont have any more we can do at that price but hey! Let me see what I can do for you on this (leftover) CRF450 we just got in"
You say "ok" bec you're still slightly interested in what kind of price they can get you since they wasted your time in a shady tactic to get you in the door so you think they'd take it into consideration and come back with a less than insulting price and their first offer is Full MSRP plus every goddam fee they can tack on...... you go from roughly $6500 otd to nearly $13,000 on a different model and no deal. Try and get a deal and they play hardball trying to hold at Full RIP.

You get pissed and leave as they follow you out asking what they can do to make the deal. You give them one more shot to get even close to your $6500 otd and they come back with $11,899 otd "That's the best I can do!"
Now you're even more mad and just flat out leave without your new bike that you were over the moon excited about leaving a hole in your heart. 😂😂😂

Hope you enjoyed my tale of woe I'm sure 90% of us have experienced at one time or another 😂😂😂

sf702/410 wrote:

Ridenow.

Motox627! wrote:

Was trying to figure out why you are so angry in this thread. Upon further inspection of your avatar pic, your form answers everything...… :laugh: :laugh...

Was trying to figure out why you are so angry in this thread. Upon further inspection of your avatar pic, your form answers everything...…

Lightning78 wrote:

Or to tell you that you HAVE TO come down ....2 of the stealerships I worked at would never quote otd prices over the phone. The...

Or to tell you that you HAVE TO come down ....2 of the stealerships I worked at would never quote otd prices over the phone.
The best is when they just want to get you down there so they say "yea I can do that price out the door" and the specific model with vin # "Just Sold! I'm sorry we dont have any more we can do at that price but hey! Let me see what I can do for you on this (leftover) CRF450 we just got in"
You say "ok" bec you're still slightly interested in what kind of price they can get you since they wasted your time in a shady tactic to get you in the door so you think they'd take it into consideration and come back with a less than insulting price and their first offer is Full MSRP plus every goddam fee they can tack on...... you go from roughly $6500 otd to nearly $13,000 on a different model and no deal. Try and get a deal and they play hardball trying to hold at Full RIP.

You get pissed and leave as they follow you out asking what they can do to make the deal. You give them one more shot to get even close to your $6500 otd and they come back with $11,899 otd "That's the best I can do!"
Now you're even more mad and just flat out leave without your new bike that you were over the moon excited about leaving a hole in your heart. 😂😂😂

Hope you enjoyed my tale of woe I'm sure 90% of us have experienced at one time or another 😂😂😂

Lightning78 wrote:

Yea but if you've been reading through this thread .....he simply could not win at the top level with an RMZ450.... Oh wait....😂 I wish we...

Yea but if you've been reading through this thread .....he simply could not win at the top level with an RMZ450....

Oh wait....😂

I wish we couldve seen him one full season on the 08 RMZ450 since it was all new with efi when it came out and was regarded as one of the best factory bikes for the following 10 years after the 08 was released....I guess it wouldn't be wise to ask DV about his factory 08 RMZ450 LOL

BroFoSho wrote:

True. It's because they are still producing the 2008 model in 2020

zookrider62! wrote:

Wish it was that easy. First off, no dealer will reply by email what the out the door price is, you have to call. Usually when...

Wish it was that easy. First off, no dealer will reply by email what the out the door price is, you have to call. Usually when you call, it will take 1-5 days for them to call you back and say either (1) that bike sold a month ago or (2) asking price is $5999, or $7600 OTD.

Lightning78 wrote:

Or to tell you that you HAVE TO come down ....2 of the stealerships I worked at would never quote otd prices over the phone. The...

Or to tell you that you HAVE TO come down ....2 of the stealerships I worked at would never quote otd prices over the phone.
The best is when they just want to get you down there so they say "yea I can do that price out the door" and the specific model with vin # "Just Sold! I'm sorry we dont have any more we can do at that price but hey! Let me see what I can do for you on this (leftover) CRF450 we just got in"
You say "ok" bec you're still slightly interested in what kind of price they can get you since they wasted your time in a shady tactic to get you in the door so you think they'd take it into consideration and come back with a less than insulting price and their first offer is Full MSRP plus every goddam fee they can tack on...... you go from roughly $6500 otd to nearly $13,000 on a different model and no deal. Try and get a deal and they play hardball trying to hold at Full RIP.

You get pissed and leave as they follow you out asking what they can do to make the deal. You give them one more shot to get even close to your $6500 otd and they come back with $11,899 otd "That's the best I can do!"
Now you're even more mad and just flat out leave without your new bike that you were over the moon excited about leaving a hole in your heart. 😂😂😂

Hope you enjoyed my tale of woe I'm sure 90% of us have experienced at one time or another 😂😂😂

sf702/410 wrote:

Ridenow.

Lightning78 wrote:

Or to tell you that you HAVE TO come down ....2 of the stealerships I worked at would never quote otd prices over the phone. The...

Or to tell you that you HAVE TO come down ....2 of the stealerships I worked at would never quote otd prices over the phone.
The best is when they just want to get you down there so they say "yea I can do that price out the door" and the specific model with vin # "Just Sold! I'm sorry we dont have any more we can do at that price but hey! Let me see what I can do for you on this (leftover) CRF450 we just got in"
You say "ok" bec you're still slightly interested in what kind of price they can get you since they wasted your time in a shady tactic to get you in the door so you think they'd take it into consideration and come back with a less than insulting price and their first offer is Full MSRP plus every goddam fee they can tack on...... you go from roughly $6500 otd to nearly $13,000 on a different model and no deal. Try and get a deal and they play hardball trying to hold at Full RIP.

You get pissed and leave as they follow you out asking what they can do to make the deal. You give them one more shot to get even close to your $6500 otd and they come back with $11,899 otd "That's the best I can do!"
Now you're even more mad and just flat out leave without your new bike that you were over the moon excited about leaving a hole in your heart. 😂😂😂

Hope you enjoyed my tale of woe I'm sure 90% of us have experienced at one time or another 😂😂😂

sf702/410 wrote:

Ridenow.

Wildeye511 wrote:

Definitely stay away from them. Back in 2011 I was looking for a bike and was referred to the sales manager by a friend who worked...

Definitely stay away from them. Back in 2011 I was looking for a bike and was referred to the sales manager by a friend who worked there. Right away I was passed off to a regular salesman, I knew that I was not going to get any type of employee discount like my friend had supposedly set up. In 2016 I went to just see what kind of pricing they have and the whole time I told them I wanted a YZ250F. Asked on what kind of deals they could make and then he said it all depends on what bike it is. I told him over and over only looking for the Yamaha. Its like he wasnt even listening. Then he tries to give me $500 off a different brand 3 year old hold over that they got from buying out another dealer. And that bike was marked for the current year price. I wont even step foot in any of their locations anymore.

Mucktub wrote:

Anyone know what these are for? out if the RMZ spares kit. [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2020/07/23/439870/s1200_IMG_20200723_WA0001.jpg[/img]

Anyone know what these are for? out if the RMZ spares kit.

Mucktub wrote:

Cheers dude, I never would of worked that out. Just drained tank off before removal.