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Welcome aboard Cruzah,are you thinking of buying this bike privately, or from a dealer?
I usually find that private sellers are asking retail money for their bikes, and you might only save 3or400 dollars over what you would pay from a dealer with none of the associated benefits.
When i bought my bike i scoured the ads for the specific model i wanted, i found the difference between what the dealers wanted and what private individuals wanted, to be quite quite small.
I duly bought my bike on-line from a dealer 200miles away, i negotiated a summer screen to be included in the selling price, the bike was fully seviced and fitted with a new front tyre. and, even though my bike was almost 6 years old.i got a 12month Triumph warranty.
I had a warranty issue with the bike staight away,( the old alternator bolt problem) this was sorted without fuss at a cost of around $300.
The point to all this is, if you buy a bike privately your on your own, through a dealer you have some redress.
You need. IMHO to save a lot of money in a private sale to outway the benefits of buying from a dealer.
Something to remember when it comes to negotiation time!
Get a Bird, you,ll love it.
Ride Safe
Buzz
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