ALMOST time to take the plunge. Need some help- best East Coast dealers?

[Lemieuxfan]

stillserving- yep my bike included a factory 2 year warranty

question to the group here: Oil change- do you do it and save yourself 50-60 bucks or just let the dealership?

 

[Old N' Grumpy]

I think most here do their own oil changes just for the fact that they know its done right. Its not a job to save money on especially if you use synthetics. There are plenty of other jobs that you can save money on by doing it yourself! Sometimes tho, time is a factor so people have it done. My opine, your call.

 

[Stillserving]

obviously, walking in the door and talking will get a better price, but I've been doing some calling around (Feb is looking too far away and I'm itching REAL bad). Over the phone quotes so far have ranged from 15 Out the door to 15 + tax tag title. In your experiences, how much wiggle room are we talking here on haggling with dealers.

 

[Stillserving]

Brought it home Friday. Went to Moto Scoot down in Richmond. AWESOME dealer. Small place, felt very personal. I HIGHLY recommend them to anyone looking for a Triumph, MotoGuzzi, scooter, Zero, etc.

 

[Lemieuxfan]

congrats to you sir; take your time with the Rocket it does take some time to get sealegs to the beast no matter how long you've been riding.

 

[Stillserving]

Any new bike takes a little readjustment time, I've put over 300 miles on it since Sat. Definitely gotta coax it into the real tight twisties a little. Still babying it for that first service/break-in. But, I LOVE it!!

 

[tdragger]

Congrats on the new Roadster. I'm sold on Moto Richmond. Most of the staff are young and passionate about what they do.