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Summary: When buying a motorcycle, decide what brand of bike is desired, whether or not to buy a used or new motorcycle and what size the motorcycle should be. Be sure to sit on motorcycles before buying one with information from the manager of a Harley Davidson dealership in this free video series on motorcycles.
Steve Greenstein has been in the Harley Davidson industry for more than 18 years. He currently manages Jim's Harley Davidson in St. Petersburg, Fla.read more
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"Hey, tired of sitting on the couch watching reruns of Then Came Bronson and all your friends going by on their motorcycles? Well today's question is, what to look for when buying a motorcycle. Hey, I'm Steve Greenstein from Jim's Harley Davidson in St. Pete. Today we're going to talk about what to look for when buying a motorcycle. First thing you need to decide is what brand of bike you want to buy. Once you make that decision, I'm sure there's lots of local dealers in your area and you can contact them. The second thing you want to decide is do you want a used or a new motorcycle. At this time, the market is great for motorcycles. There's tons of bikes out there. You just need to decide if you want new or used. And even when you're buying a motorcycle, a lot of these dealers do the financing for you, so you can do one stop shopping is what we call it. So the big thing is, number one, pick what brand of bike you want. Number two would be size, go to these dealerships, sit on the bikes, talk to the salesman. Help them fit the bike for you, that's what their job is. They want to fit you to the motorcycle. Once you do that then it's easy for you to pick the model that you want, and you can spend you know from mild to wild type of dollars so use your dealer, he will help you find the bike that you're looking for. Get out there and ride. This is Steve Greenstein from Jim's Harley Davidson in St. Pete."
eHow Article: What to Look for When Buying a Motorcycle
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