Rocker prices
#21
02-10-2008, 01:46 AM
RE: Rocker prices
ORIGINAL: AF07
You might be right about rocker prices coming down (to msrp vicinity) as they become more available and it fits in with the whole supply/demand economics thing...But it won't have anything to do with sentiments onthis website.
ORIGINAL: Cryptoboy
True, but that was pretty much the same situation for the V-Rod when it first came out. You couldn't find one anywhere, and paid out the nose to get one! About a year laterdealers and owners could barely sell them period! The Rocker will probably be the same.
ORIGINAL: AF07
I doubt the sentiment on this website is in any way indicative of what kind of prices the market will bear or the popularity of the rocker. Old guys on baggers are probably not the market the rocker is aimed at. Just sayin'... [sm=smiley2.gif]
ORIGINAL: Lord Albany
With the strong anti-Rocker sentiment that flows through this site, I believe if you wait till the end of the year to buy a Rocker you may get a good price, well below what's currently offered.
With the strong anti-Rocker sentiment that flows through this site, I believe if you wait till the end of the year to buy a Rocker you may get a good price, well below what's currently offered.
#22
02-10-2008, 02:01 AM
RE: Rocker prices
ORIGINAL: Cryptoboy
Why do you think that? I think the people on this website represent a good cross section of then general thoughts out there.
ORIGINAL: AF07
You might be right about rocker prices coming down (to msrp vicinity) as they become more available and it fits in with the whole supply/demand economics thing...But it won't have anything to do with sentiments onthis website.
ORIGINAL: Cryptoboy
True, but that was pretty much the same situation for the V-Rod when it first came out. You couldn't find one anywhere, and paid out the nose to get one! About a year laterdealers and owners could barely sell them period! The Rocker will probably be the same.
ORIGINAL: AF07
I doubt the sentiment on this website is in any way indicative of what kind of prices the market will bear or the popularity of the rocker. Old guys on baggers are probably not the market the rocker is aimed at. Just sayin'... [sm=smiley2.gif]
ORIGINAL: Lord Albany
With the strong anti-Rocker sentiment that flows through this site, I believe if you wait till the end of the year to buy a Rocker you may get a good price, well below what's currently offered.
With the strong anti-Rocker sentiment that flows through this site, I believe if you wait till the end of the year to buy a Rocker you may get a good price, well below what's currently offered.
#23
02-10-2008, 02:51 AM
RE: Rocker prices
Dude dont believe the hype do not pay over MSRP, its not like Harley's are in their heyday. Wait a little bit and buy the bike on your terms
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02-10-2008, 03:52 AM
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#25
02-10-2008, 04:26 AM
RE: Rocker prices
Personally I wouldn't pay any dealer over MSRP but keep in mind that the price of an item is only a number and if you can handle that number without causing yourself a hardship, and if you want it, why not?
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02-10-2008, 08:01 AM
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RE: Rocker prices
[sm=wtf.gif]If the price isn't MSRP or below it is priced to high. I will NEVER pay more than MSRP. Just saved $3,000.00 last month by going to Wyoming and picking up my new Fat Bob. Any dealer that sells over MSRP is screwing their customers!!![sm=yikesomg.gif]
#29
02-10-2008, 08:25 AM
RE: Rocker prices
ORIGINAL: MCSarge
My dealer had the Rocker and the Crossbones for MSRP. I would keep looking.
My dealer had the Rocker and the Crossbones for MSRP. I would keep looking.
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