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[iski]

Could you move to Bellingham and be a ful time customer trainer?

I'm a lay down on this stuff usually, simply dealing as you do with the folks I like the best with the best expectation of good service.

I guess that's why I work locally with a dealer that gives me 10% in stead of someone in another state that doesn't support local rides, school taxes, my community or me.

Funny - I used to be a new hire trainer & occasionally if somebody in the company asks nicely, will do a favor for a real good one now even though for me mostly that's long ago & far away.  Training customers never stops but the trick is to not let on they are being trained. 

Rog - Not a laydown - it' makes sense when your dealer is fair.  If you compare the 10% vs the 20% sure there is a monetary dif.  But I prefer to deal locally whenever I can & there is more to it than price, frankly.  Our local dealer is heavily involved in the community & does lots of stuff nobody hears much about so supporting them is not that difficult - it's a pleasure.  And I do buy stuff elsewhere when the situation warrants.  I do biz with local auto companies also & find my deals compare well to those who travel to some faraway spot where the grass "appears" to be greener.  But if I get screwed, the pooch don't need screwing but once.

[RJ749]

Funny - I used to be a new hire trainer & occasionally if somebody in the company asks nicely, will do a favor for a real good one now even though for me mostly that's long ago & far away.  Training customers never stops but the trick is to not let on they are being trained. 

Rog - Not a laydown - it' makes sense when your dealer is fair.  If you compare the 10% vs the 20% sure there is a monetary dif.  But I prefer to deal locally whenever I can & there is more to it than price, frankly.  Our local dealer is heavily involved in the community & does lots of stuff nobody hears much about so supporting them is not that difficult - it's a pleasure.  And I do buy stuff elsewhere when the situation warrants.  I do biz with local auto companies also & find my deals compare well to those who travel to some faraway spot where the grass "appears" to be greener.  But if I get screwed, the pooch don't need screwing but once.

Yep, once shame on you, twice shame on me

[iski]

Yep, once shame on you, twice shame on me

That is very true.

Customers are more demanding & expect more.  Niche companies like ours thrive in that environment.

[Texas 103]

You will probably find that almost any brand of motorcycle that is in the same genre will be found to be superior compared to a Harley, if the magazine is objective in their evaluation of overall performance.  A person who buys a HD is not buying superior technology...on any component.

Or Who has the biggest advertising budget in that mag>>>Greg