hppants
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https://littlerock.craigslist.org/mcd/4838559485.html
Must....resist......the.......temptation.........
Must....resist......the.......temptation.........
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Pretty good fly and ride deal...
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Warpdrv
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I think you need a graphite !!
By this time next year - you'll be ready....
By this time next year - you'll be ready....
ndivita
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Makes me feel good to know I paid $12k OTD for my new 2014 FJR A model. It was a local purchase from my dealer. Not graphite but awful purty.
wheatonFJR
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You realize that by posting this deal...you are REINFORCING the good deal in your own mind.
Sounds like you are hooked. Pull the trigger and be done with it. Besides...Arky can be a pretty nice place to ride, as you well know.
I await the pictures from your ride report.
charleetho
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These bargain new prices have to kill resale, no? I paid $10,400 for a 3 month old left over 2012 last August. If I held out I would gladly spent 2k +/- for a red bike. 
ndivita
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I don't plan on re-selling it.
hppants
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I'm smelling what Warpdrv is cooking. One more year for Pants, then I'll be ready.
pista
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Not the right time of year for a Michigan fly/ride, but savings to be had.
Cannot link, but there is an "e-bay buy it now": $11,988 plus $278.50 fees
Cannot link, but there is an "e-bay buy it now": $11,988 plus $278.50 fees
Unless times have changed, it would be pretty tough to fly into Searcy.
Maybe you could talk the dealer into picking you up in Little Rock.
hppants
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For me, with these gas prices, I'd either drive and trailer it home, or get my wife to drive me there and ride it home, detouring via the Ozarks (good weather permitting). I've got more time than money...
Hold out for an ES. It is worth it.
Niehart
Pie Smuggler
Unless you have GP suspension that is setup perfect for you and you want to move it to the new bike.
El Toro Joe
FYYFF
Still worth it, IMO.
I had a full GP suspension (forks and Penske) on my 1st Gen and the ES just feels better. Might be due to the fork design? I dunno.
Plus I can change from 1-up to 2-up with the flick of a switch, and couldn't do that with the Penske.
YMMV.
Joe's find of $11.6k for an ES with 6k miles is smokin' good.
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