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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Waltr on June 23, 2016, 07:21:01 AM
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Due to reasons I would not wish to go into here Selling my bike is a likely option. I have had it in the swap meet section and keep reducing the price. If someone does not want the Corbin saddle Price can be reduced.
Anyone want to make a sane offer I would be willing to consider I am open. I would prefer not to ship mostly because I prefer someone make a solid decision by seeing the bike. The bike is not hiding any flaws, I work at the dealer, if something was wrong I would fix it.
Fly and rides are possible. If you want new tires I could do at cost.
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Sorry you have to sell, Walter. Looks like a very well optioned bike in great condition.
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The Norge does not get the widespread love I believe it deserves. After owning it I easily find fault with bikes that seem less connected with the road. From the day I brought it home it has been a very intuitive bike to ride.
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Sorry to hear you have to sell the Norge Waltr. I agree that the bike doesn't get the recognition it deserves and love my 2012. If you were selling 2 years ago (when I bought mine) I'd have grabbed this up in an instant. Very nice looking bike.
Anyway, I bough mine new from a different central PA dealer and to be honest I'm not sure how much I trust their service department. It doesn't inspire confidence when the service manager says "Yeah we sell these bikes, but hardy ever work on them" :sad: How's the service department at the place you work? Do the mechanics have years of experience working on Guzzi's under their belt? Harrisburg is almost 2 hours from where I live, but I'd make the trip for quality work.
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How's the service department at the place you work? Do the mechanics have years of experience working on Guzzi's under their belt? Harrisburg is almost 2 hours from where I live, but I'd make the trip for quality work.
Oh, if you visit Europa Macchina (where he works), you won't have to ask this question . . .
Phenomenal, outstanding place. I'm not saying you could EAT off the service department floor, but I would say you could walk barefoot there. :grin:
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Thanks cookiemech. It's good to hear opinions they are a competent place. If I end up going over there I'll make sure to wipe off my riding boots before going inside :cheesy: