5 Tips For Buying A Used Motorcycle From A Dealer

Must Use tips for buying a used motorcycle from a dealer

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[osaze]

Live long, live strong, be informed....thank you

[Big_John_C]

I know a handful of guys that went stage 4, then went back to stage 3... fuel economy, issues with starting and overheating when riding in city traffic becomes problematic

[bdc]

New to your Channel, is that Sackboy from Little Big Planet behind you? If so, that coo. Love that game. Great tips by the way.

[thefrogzilla]

All I will say is I had sucker written in Big Red Letters across my forehead when I bought my first motorcycle !!

[bigjames]

Sorry I missed it. Excellent video Bry! Very informational.

[biggbossman]

Great Video, im in the market for a Road Glide...I really hate dealing with for sharing this!!!!

[TobyNorthEN]

This is some great information Bry! A combined factor potential buyers must consider is their credit score can ultimately drive what the percentage rate is and WHO they go through for financing.

[ackack]

...it almost sounds as though you're saying if you want to buy a Harley @ a HD dealership and finance it, your only finance option is via HD. If your FICO/profile was strong enough to refinance so quickly after taking delivery AND you lowered the rate, why use HD at all...? (I ask this as a former Automotive Finance Mgr.)
A more informed approach, particularly with strong credit, (DTI, etc, etc. You can have a high FICO and still be a less than desirable credit risk) would be going to your local credit union first and find out what your deal would look like through them. You'd save at least 2 points the dealership is charging you over and above what HD is charging the dealer. In my state, RI, I could bump the bank's rate, the "buy rate, " 2 1/4 pts. Credit union gives you "buy rate" up front. Rate cannot be bumped by the dealer either. (They get a "flat" fee instead.) The point is, ALWAYS find out what local lenders can do for you BEFORE going to dealer. And be prepared to walk. Whoa doggies!

[morrisdennis]

bought a 20 rg limited, got a great deal. watch 4 them 2 mark up the interest. and watch out for the 84 m scam!

[marsantos]

I'm planning on purchasing a used bike tomorrow from a dealership in cash. The manufacturer warranty has expired and the dealership is not offering any warranty including a 30-60 day dealership warranty. Is this a red flag?

[morrisdennis]

avoid eagle mark financial at all costs!

[morrisdennis]

do a tremendous amount of research b4 buying.