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Hey guys I have decided to buy a 2016 350 SXF.
I'm in Hawaii and I'm being told they won't have the '16's here until October. That, and they don't deal at all, plus charge you $500 to assemble the bike.
Sooooo, I'd like to see about buying a crated bike and just shipping it here. It's only about $400 to get a crated bike here from Oakland, CA.
Does anyone know any dealers that will make me a good deal on a crated bike?
Thanks
I'm in Hawaii and I'm being told they won't have the '16's here until October. That, and they don't deal at all, plus charge you $500 to assemble the bike.
Sooooo, I'd like to see about buying a crated bike and just shipping it here. It's only about $400 to get a crated bike here from Oakland, CA.
Does anyone know any dealers that will make me a good deal on a crated bike?
Thanks
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There is a stronger argument for buyers that are well known by the dealers and will immediately strip the bike down to grease, make modifications, and have to knowledge to reassemble the bike correctly.
KTM is very good about honoring their limited warranty and selling a crated bike becomes an issue on this as well as any other liability issues from a buyer assembling their own bike.
Basically if you find one willing to do it, keep it in the down low.
I've bought many "crated" bikes over the years......
The dealer and I opened the crate in his shop, made sure everything was in it, sealed it back up and away I went.
Cost $300 to get it from KS to OR.
Hawaii is a whole 'nother logistical issue though!
Besides, motocross bikes are so dependent on constant service that it wouldn't make any sense to say a warranty is voided simply because the customer put it together. You're supposed to be taking it apart and putting it back together all the time anyway in order for it to last - otherwise you're much more likely to need the warranty.
Anyone else think KTM's logic is backwards?
I get my bikes in a crate every year.
bummer
PC and DBM - where are u guys getting ur bikes from. Feel free to PM me if u don't wanna post it public
Pit Row
This was their rationale for why they were unable to budge on the price of the bike. Sounded like total bullshit to me so I told myself I'd never go in that dealership again.
Thanks Everyone!
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