MOTORCYCLE BUYING TIP 4U! When shopping for your next motorcycle, tell the Fit Specialist or Motorcycle SalesPro that I, (MotorcycleMarc – aka: #FitProMarc) sent ya. They’ll take extra special care to make sure you get the motorcycle that’s right for you and your budget. — Motorcycle Marc
Special Note: Please consider taking a Rider Safety Course that’s right for your level of riding experience. Motorcycling…is not of itself, inherently dangerous but riding a motorcycle is extremely unforgiving of inattention, ignorance, incompetence or stupidity. Never drink and ride. Always obey speed limits.
P.S. Let me know the outcome of your motorcycle buying experience in the comments section below. Â Ride Safe Out There.
About Motorcycle Marc – I’m just a moto-blogger, some say a motorcycle industry influencer, ambassador and sponsor. Since 2009, I’ve developed a strong, dedicated following of gearheads, motorheads, biker-wannabes and 2-wheeled adventurers who love motorcycles and everything motorcycle-related. Welcome to my world – Marc J. Beaulieu (MJB)
Have you seen the price of new Harleys these days? WTF? Out of reach for me and I make over $100K a year. I don’t get it. I would love a Road King but not paying over $20,000 for any motorcycle. I’m going to stick with my old Yamaha VStar.
Thanks Marc. Keep posting. I’m really impressed with your blog. Many dealers could sure learn a lot more about customer service and the whole customer experience in general.
Motorcycle dealerships have come a long way compared to 10 years ago. Now, they act like retailers who know that the customer pays their bills. I must say that I find dealership staff both knowledgeable and friendly everywhere I go in Southern California. The Harley dealers are especially professional and nice…Just my point of view. Read you blog often Motorcycle Marc. Good articles.
Hi Marc. When is the best time to visit a dealership to buy a motorcycle?
I got to tell you Motorcycle Marc, most dealerships that I have visited so far this year are just not that friendly or helpful. WTF, don’t they want to sell their bikes?
Hello Motorcycle Marc. I’m female, 5′ tall and weigh 100 pounds. I don’t have much luck with motorcycle sales guys trying to sell me the right motorcycle. The bikes all are feeling too big and heavy. Do you know of any women oriented motorcycle dealerships in AZ?