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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: JJ on November 12, 2016, 10:43:09 AM
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http://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/motorcycles/g2309/best-motorcycle-buys/
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http://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/motorcycles/g2309/best-motorcycle-buys/
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I like that yamahammer too
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I see the Ducati SS. I understand that the bags like the ones on Multistrada will be available for accessories.
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Nothing on that list for me. The Suzuki looks kinda cool though.
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Yeah, me too. :thumb: Looks like a beach cruiser for the sand and lava trails out here. A used TW200 Yamaha are a little hard to find out here. Out here is Hawaii. It'll cost to ship from the West Coast and Oahu.
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Yeah, me too. :thumb: Looks like a beach cruiser for the sand and lava trails out here. A used TW200 Yamaha are a little hard to find out here. Out here is Hawaii. It'll cost to ship from the West Coast and Oahu.
When you live out in the middle of the Pacific ocean, thems the breaks. Too bad the Japanese mfg.s don't drop off their products in Hawaii on their way to the mainland(USA). :huh:
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Supposedly, they go to the West Coast then on to Hawaii. Hawaii like Alaska are still treated like they're in foreign trade zones. The real evidence is from how dealers handle warranty issues. Subaru & Harley Davidson are not considered part of the North American warranty agreements. Warranty issues are accepted and handled IF the dealer wants to handle them. Moto Guzzi and other dealers are in the same boat but don't advertise the differences. Buy a new vehicle and it may be covered by a warranty. The devil is in the details. In other words, it may be covered or it may not be depending on the release of obligations by a dealer in Hawaii.