If anyone comes across a dealer selling above MSRP, then you should name the dealership.
These same dealers may inflate their service costs as well. For example, near Roswell, Ga, a dealer charged $400 for a 1k service on a 2012 Street Glide, when most dealers charge about $300.00. In Waterloo Iowa, the dealer charged over $360 for a service on a 14 Street Glide with 11,500 miles(3rd service on bike) when passing through on a x-ctry trip, when originally quoted about $325. This same dealership said to get your brake pads changed in another 2500 miles after the service was completed, instead of calling and stating that beforehand, considering the customer had 1100 miles further to go before reaching home. Why not get it done then-cost about $50 bucks to change rear pads while bike in for service.
Killercreek Harley in Roswell Georgia charged just over $400 bucks for 1k service on street glide on new 2012 Street Gilde; Silver Eagle Harley in Waterloo Iowa charged just over $360 bucks for the service at 11,500 miles.
In my area, the regular services are $300 bucks, and other dealers near the two I mentioned, charge less-----Roswell was the worse, and Waterloo 2nd worse.
Normally, dealers will inflate the price of the bike, by adding/changing stock components, such as exhaust, grips, air cleaner, etc. For example, Rommel Harley changed out components, and is selling a street glide for more than 30k on their website(non CVO). The price may be justified by the additions, unlike the dealer trying to sell a new 15 CVO for $48k or $41 K stock.
I will come back and name dealers that have serviced my bikes over the past 4 years in my home state and elsewhere, with their average service price. Yes, you can service yourself, but even if you keep receipts, etc....if something should go wrong, you may have to battle MOCO, as they have factory trained mechanics vs average Joe. Extra cost for "peace of mind" should something go wrong....in my opinion; others may disagree.
Chesapeake Harley and Baltimore Harley charge $300 for regular service, unlike the two above.