bone wrote:.. and the CB blew itself up so I had no real choice.
you didn't notice any signs of depression or anything before it came to this?
Do you harbor any guilt over this loss? How about when you are out enjoying your multistrada?
I think my guilt manifested itself in a desire to own a contemporary version of the CB750 at first (to know that she was not forgotten and did not give her life for no reason!). I looked at the Triumph Bonneville, got my hopes up with the SportClassic GT... but in the end, I decided that if you're going to go new, go new. You can't perfectly replicate the charms of an old bike - so don't try, at least if you can only afford one bike.
I met with my local Credit Union Manager, was nice to her, and she gave me a 2.9% Fixed three year loan, with $8K down payment!
That covered the balance of $10K with goodies for my 1100S.
Credit Unions work harder for you!
RangerRich wrote:I met with my local Credit Union Manager, was nice to her, and she gave me a 2.9% Fixed three year loan, with $8K down payment!
That covered the balance of $10K with goodies for my 1100S.
Credit Unions work harder for you!
RR
I had a similar experience through my CU, I got the lowest possible new car rate instead of the recreational vehicle rate.
