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I'm in San Francisco on business until Friday and have some time to kill. Can any of you local Bay Area guys point me towards a Husky dealer who would typically have the largest selection of bikes on the showroom floor?
Thanks guys!
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m.hardesty16 wrote:
Google?
No, Google is a SUSZUKI dealer there, bro. He's looking for a Husky dealer.
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I don't know if it's the biggest but I'd recommend Moore & Sons in Santa Cruz. Zero pretentiousness. These guys are legit....
http://www.motorcycle.com/features/the-motorcycle-shop-as-it-used-to-be.html
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m.hardesty16 wrote:
Google?
Donovan759 wrote:
No, Google is a SUSZUKI dealer there, bro. He's looking for a Husky dealer.
What.
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m.hardesty16 wrote:
Google?
Donovan759 wrote:
No, Google is a SUSZUKI dealer there, bro. He's looking for a Husky dealer.
m.hardesty16 wrote:
What.
You're a douchebag. That's what.
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Thank you for that, don't know why people feel the need to be a smartass over the internet. Because @m.hardesty (dickhead), google won't tell you the MotoXotica has very cool showroom with a bunch of unique bikes, or how Moore in Sons is one of the oldest dealers around in a very cool town to a visitor of the Bay Area, and that Berkley Hon/Husq will give you the best price.
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Now if someone googles your question this thread will come up. It’s a self fulfilling prophecy... m.hardesty16 is livin in 3017
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Thanks for the input guy's. I ended up doing both Moore and Son's and Berkeley. Quite a bit of driving involved, but well worth it. Each of the shops were cool in their own right. Definitely enjoyed chitty chatting with Scott Dunlavey at Berkeley. He was a cool dude. Didn't realize he was such big name in the Baja scene. He also had a TX 300 on the showroom floor, which is the bike I'm looking to purchase. So it was a win win. Wish I could've purchased the TX he had, but wouldn't have been very cost effective trying to ship it back to Texas.
Oh, and as an aside--m.hardesty16, as others have alluded to....yeah you're a DICK!
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Ironically, I was in East Bay Motosports in Hayward today, on a parts mission. Not even sure what lines they carry, but I saw a Yamaha and Kaw street bike on the sidewalk out front. Called first, needed a couple of filters for my Zook. Devon (I think) answered the phone, great service during the call, not some bungling pimplefaced, flatbilling kid with no clue, or desire to be there. Confirmed he had them in stock, drive down to the shop. Walked inside, asked for him, a guy pointed him out. At the same time, he looks at me and says, “Ya’ll here for some oil filters, aren’t you?”. Nice to get service like that, every place should be so lucky to have employees like that. We chatted for a couple of minutes, while I also explained it wasn’t ME that talked funny, it was him, and gave him the proper pronunciation of “z”.
