ps deal(er) or no deal(er)

[flyhack72]

A dealer has a ps1000le with 12 miles for sale for $13.5k but a private owner has one with 300 miles for $11.5k. Now this may be a stupid question, but is 300 miles a big difference when buying this bike? A part of me likes the "security" of buying from a dealer. However, I'm not sure if that is worth $2k.

I'm going to the dealer to take a good look at the bike this weekend. If the ps1000le is everything I expect (thanks to my research AND all of your help) should I pull the trigger or hold out until I can across the state and look at the privately owned bike?

Thanks for you help and advice,
js

[Robert]

$2000 will buy alot of aftermarket and 300 miles is still new....not broken in yet plus dealer still has to make good on warrenty

[Ducrider]

Originally Posted by Robert

$2000 will buy alot of aftermarket and 300 miles is still new....not broken in yet plus dealer still has to make good on warrenty

I agree with Robert. I have over 9,000 km on my Sport and it seems to run better than new. 300 miles is next to nothing.
Good luck and enjoy your new bike.

[flyhack72]

thanks for the response.

so you both are saying that there'll be no problems taking the "private" bike to the local dealer if there are any issues? i can't see why there would be, but i want to make sure...

i'm really anxious to get my hands, feet and body on one of these. i'm tired of researching and looking at pix/specs. thanks a bunch for your input. any additional comments are surely apprecaited.

jason

[Bill_Anderson]

Originally Posted by flyhack72

so you both are saying that there'll be no problems taking the "private" bike to the local dealer if there are any issues? i can't see why there would be, but i want to make sure...jason

If you are talking about a warranty item, the warranty will pass to the new owner (you) so long as the warranty period has not expired.