Read the fine print.

*Monthly payments increase substantially beginning in year three.Offer valid on new, previously untitled 2006 and 2007 FXD, FXDB and FXDC Dyna™ motorcycles financed through Eaglemark Savings Bank (ESB), a subsidiary of Harley-Davidson Credit Corp, subject to ESB credit approval. For example, a 2007 FXDB Dyna™ Street Bob® motorcycle with a $14,070 ($14,170 in California) MSRP, no down payment, an 84-month repayment term and 8.39% APR, would result in 24 monthly payments of $179 followed by 60 monthly payments of$293.35 ($295.86 in California); a 2007 FXDB Dyna™ Street Bob® motorcycle with a $14,070 ($14,170 in California) MSRP, no down payment, an 84-month repayment term and 9.69% APR, would result in 24 monthly payments of $199 followed by 60 monthly payments of$287.69 ($290.36 in California); APR and monthly payments may vary and are based on evaluation of applicant's credit. Examples are based on MSRP for illustrative purposes only. Buyer paystax, title, registration, license and document preparation charges.Offer available to well-qualified applicants at authorized Harley-Davidson® dealerships only. Not all applicants will qualify. Not valid in conjunction with other offers. Other terms, conditions, and limitations apply - see Dealer for details. Dealer participation may affect terms of offer. Subject to change or cancellation at anytime. © 2007 H-D. All rights reserved. Harley, H-D, Harley-Davidson, Sportster, and the Bar & Shield logo are among the trademarks of H-D Michigan, Inc.

 

If you have to get an 84 month loan to buy a street bob I would reconsider the whole purchase. I can't believe they are finacing them for such a long a term. Hope nobody falls for this nonsense.

 

You think they could add some KY jelly for that much money

"Here's your loan papers, and KY, you'll be needing it."

 

Yea I agree with atomic, if you would have to do 84 months, it would make sense to look for something less expensive until situation improves.

There is one situation where this would make sense... I purchase and rehab rental properties, and need as much available credit as I can keep a hold of. If the interest rate is the same, I purchase the longest term possible to keep the most credit open, then always repay early.

 

I'm surprised they are still offering it at 84 months, given the recent woes of the HD Financial company. They have had significantly more defaulted loans and late payments, I'm sure terms like 84 months certainly haven't helped.

Not to mention yet another thing to drive HD values down, repo'd bikes! You can probably get those for a steal!

 

Always pays to read the fine print!

 

I don't read the fine print. I just ride. My credit is suckin right now but I ride my new Fatty. Just pay it off early!Who cares? Live for today. Live like there is no tomorrow. See ya in Sturgis!!!

 

Cost of bike = $14,000.00 (MSRP).Total of payments are= $21, 500.00 +.

 

When I got my sporty last month I noticed they had them for 99 bux a month, the dealer told me that loan was for 6 years and then the payment went to xxx. Basically he said the 1st 3 years was just intrest and you paid nothing on the bike. He advised against it and we went another way. I cant remember the exact figures but it was enough to make a difference

wayne

 

i also heard that some of them will get yawith ballon payments.i agree with everybody else read the fine print.ya i know we all want to ride but if you aien't careful. you got a sweet bike but it sets cuzz you cant do nothing else because the payment is to high.