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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Bonaventure on July 27, 2017, 12:00:54 PM
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Yesterday evening I put a deposit on the 2016 NTX at Euro Cycles in Las Vegas. They took an add'l $500 off making the price $11,495.
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Yesterday evening I put a deposit on the 2016 NTX at Euro Cycles in Las Vegas. They took an add'l $500 off making the price $11,495.
Good luck with the new bike.
Wouldn't a GS Adventure outfitted with bags,crash bars and additional lights cost nearly twice as much money as the Stelvio?
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Congratulations!
There are no more new Stelvios advertised here. The last ones (including mine) were sold for around €16.000 (USD 18.640).
You got a good deal!
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good choice !! :thumb:
and a very good price , lot of bike for the money.
Enjoy.
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Excellent deal , you'll love the bike!
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Yesterday evening I put a deposit on the 2016 NTX at Euro Cycles in Las Vegas. They took an add'l $500 off making the price $11,495.
That's a good price. In 2010, I paid $11,000 even for my new 2009, but it didn't come with the accessories that the NTX does, so it was about $2,100 to add them.
At the time, $13,100 was a really good price for a fully equipped Stelvio. I wouldn't have missed the last 6 years of riding it, though .... !!
Lanniks
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Good luck with the new bike.
Wouldn't a GS Adventure outfitted with bags,crash bars and additional lights cost nearly twice as much money as the Stelvio?
Agreed. After considering so many other bikes the Stelvio just makes the most sense for my mission specs. Know it's going to depreciate like a brick, but I grappled with that and got to my happy place about it.
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Yesterday evening I put a deposit on the 2016 NTX at Euro Cycles in Las Vegas. They took an add'l $500 off making the price $11,495.
Outstanding. Congratulations. Im looking at one and trying to make a decision.......
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Did you get the funds from the local Credit Union by chance ??
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Agreed. After considering so many other bikes the Stelvio just makes the most sense for my mission specs. Know it's going to depreciate like a brick, but I grappled with that and got to my happy place about it.
Guzzi's are for life. My Norge is near worthless with the mileage on the bike(even without the mileage), and while I would like the 8V version or a Stelvio, I'm not quite willing to sell a perfectly good motorcycle for chump change.
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Yesterday evening I put a deposit on the 2016 NTX at Euro Cycles in Las Vegas. They took an add'l $500 off making the price $11,495.
Congratulations
But I am familiar with this shop and they have about $2000 or more add-on costs before you get to the real price before any shipping charges. Am I correct??
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Congratulations
But I am familiar with this shop and they have about $2000 or more add-on costs before you get to the real price before any shipping charges. Am I correct??
No, it wasn't that high before shipment/transport:
$ 495 Freight
600 Setup/prep
369 documents
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$ 1464
$ 725 Enclosed transport 1500 miles to my house
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$ 2189
In hindsight, I might have been able to save a hundred or so by rolling my own transport service -- i.e. selecting the transport carrier myself. I did check online via inputting zipcodes into different providers online quote forms and most were within $50 either side of the $725 charge of the dealer.
Why didn't I do a fly and buy? Few reasons. Yes, could have made a mini Vegas Vacation out of it, but I wasn't keen on making my first mount onto a bike since my accident in February be an attempt to ride a spankin' new unfamiliar bike cross country 1500 miles to home. Much rather get acquainted with this new steed around the local patch. Also not a fan of long steady highway droning on a brand new engine that needs broken in. So no fly and buy :sad:
Had $17,779 to use toward bike from insurance payout on the totaled '16 Multistrada 1200. Stayed well within that including $$ for new gear. Happy. :cool:
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Did you get the funds from the local Credit Union by chance ??
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I think that was too subtle for most
Kev's referring to the guy who robbed the Credit union to buy a Harley LOL
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Dang! I paid $13,500 for my new '16 and thought I got a great deal! I feel like buying another, just to even out the price. Lee
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You definitely scored! I got these to replace my aux lights and have very happy with them--I did not put in-line fuses. For $100 on amazon https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019X7HRDS/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I really turned them wide and low (ish) they are on at all times in the day for visibility to others (and even help from the side some) and at night on back roads as deer lights. I don't get oncoming drivers flashing brights at me but I usually don't have them on when I expect other vehicles. They are that bright!
Steve
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Congrats on a really good deal on a really nice do it all all-road bike.
BTW, need a top box? I've got a Trax top box (matches the side cases) with mtg plate that is not being used that I could part with.
Darren
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Thanks. Don't need a topper yet. My fiancee won't ride passenger since I totaled the Ducati five months ago, not much need for the extra storage and backrest capabilities yet.
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Congrats, BA. I knew from the other board that you were seriously co side ring. Glad you made a deal you're happy with.
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Congrats, BA. I knew from the other board that you were seriously co side ring. Glad you made a deal you're happy with.
Ha !!!! A spy from bitog !!! :laugh:
Yep, been here learning everything I can from these fine folk. Just announced it over on Ducati.ms as well. Will miss that place, top shelf bunch over there, too.