You can buy from SRK and they can ship. 😏

😂😂 was just about to ask this

I agreed! I watched the whole video and he never addressed it😢

What did you get?

Yeah, good luck with getting someone to let you peel all the stickers off a bike to check for minor defects... Then, creating defects if the paint/plastic has faded around it, and now there's sticker goo and, hopefully, shiny sticker shaped patches everywhere. If you're that worried about it, just get a new bike. You can do the same thing with stock graphics, if it was laid down. Just put new graphics on road rashed fairings, and it could possibly hide it. So, are you gonna just insist that you be allowed to completely strip everything down to bare material? Again, good luck with that. It's part of buying a used bike. You might not get exactly what you expected, and there are a LOT more important things I'm gonna be worried a out. Some minor blemish covered by a sticker is about the last thing on my list. Unless I just really want it, I'm gonna try and get it for a good enough deal that when one of those little things pops up, it's still not a big deal. You can't anticipate everything, and while you're focused on this sticker, you overlook something that's actually important. Not to mention, nobody is gonna let you start peeling stickers off before it's yours... But anyone who doesn't like stickers, you're not gonna get it anyway. They are scientifically proven to add horsepower and cut drag. You can easily cut a few seconds off lap times with good stickers... Provided you have the right stickers, and the parts to go with them. 🤣

@@salvadordollyparton666 yeah but in this instance, the blemish the sticker was hiding means a complete respray of the guard, not just a little stone chip. I bought a second hand Harley off a dealer which they branded with a small dealer sticker front and rear, when having the bike detailed I asked for them to be removed, true to form there was a small stone chip under the front one. No big deal, very minor, so I can live with it, the bike was otherwise immaculate, but it's still disappointing for people to use stickers to hide things.

Bought my first HD from Hannums in 1978 it’s was $3150. For my shovel.

George Pawlak it’s too late . Car guys? Lol

not sure if anyone cares but if you are stoned like me atm you can watch all the latest movies and series on Instaflixxer. Been binge watching with my brother these days =)

@Greyson Ira Yup, I've been using InstaFlixxer for since november myself :)

We don’t put any pressure on the side stand. I ve transported thousands of motorcycles

Tan/light brown will absorb less heat from the sun then the black...

Yeah, me too.

Looked like he liked buying Triumphs from H-D dealers. I'm not going back to look but didn't he buy a BMW from a Mazda dealer?

@@barrydavis7068 yes Mazda dealer

my guess is that it's hard to retail a bmw to harley buyers so he can get them at wholesale or less

He got side tracked and forgot what the video was about, hell sometimes I forget what I went into a room for. :-)

Brandon Reid I am in Mexico and bought an FZ6 in Arkansas and legally import it into Mexico. It wasn’t so expensive, can you do that in Canada as well? I have a sister in Montreal by the way

William Avery and I personally think they are ugly

Agreed.... Hell, even a friggen magnet sign /ad with your name, logo, and number would do. Then again, maybe running around and conducting business the way they do is the point.. By remaining unknown or recognizable by people. Certainly as the channel continues to grow rapidly, they aren't exactly desperate to get their name out there.

Doubtful they are hurting for business I guess, ya know? Probably a good idea in the beginning of starting a new company though.

@@jordanjohnson7264 Yeah I'm sure business wise they're but cheap advertising is always a good thing. Plus I think it looks more professional in my opinion when businesses take the time to put effort into the smaller details, but that's just me personally and I get most people don't feel that way. But yeah, it's super effective, cheap advertising, if done correctly. Think about how much money those billboard pickup trucks charge, you're basically getting the same service, 24/7. And if the branding is done well it can really help getting local potential customers recognising and thinking about SRK. But then again, if they plan on changing the van within a year, might as well just wait. Or as you said get one of the magnets. They're not too bad

I watched the entire video wanting to learn how to get good deals from my HD guy.. W T H

Good idea

Mine was a 99 with a 955i

@Randy Travis Thanks Randy found it.