Chameleon
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How/where do I bolt on the extra 50cc to my XSR?
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- Thread starter mimico_polak
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He said "cc" not "hp".
Harleys add more cc to every new iteration of motorcycle they produce. But they do it without that pesky by-product of horsepower...
Corrected.
In my frustration I wrongly input the number.
I was so horny for the 821, but I guess it's ONLY $500/year from the others....the Italian tax...guess I'll look at the 796 again...
For kicks I checked the Triumphs....
2018 Triumph Street Twin - $970
2014 Triumph Street Triple R - $1011
Better than I expected.
2018 Triumph Street Twin - $970
2014 Triumph Street Triple R - $1011
Better than I expected.
bigpoppa
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that is crazy good, guess I need to call TD
Yeah what the heck. Every time I have called about a Street triple, I get a "surcharged" quote.
Maybe the person on the phone mixed up street and speed for you? They sound similar.
bigpoppa
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best advice I can give y’all, get the quotes in writing, via email or something… you think you’re getting a good quote, 2 weeks later you buy the bike and they suddenly can’t find them in their records, you’re paying an extra 300$ or worse you get a chick named Sandra with a bad attitude who tells you the bike is restricted.
Karfanatik
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Street triple r is probably a real fun ride
Glad I don't live in the ghetto those rates are crazy. The KTM is 800 a year in the monster is 500 with TD. The other KTM and the Kawasaki are both around a hundred.
Sent from the future
Yes...the guy asked me 3 times to confirm it's 'STREET' not 'SPEED'...
'Just to confirm S-T-R-E-E-T'
Relax
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Absolutely. I get all my quotes by email for the record and refuse to discuss over the phone unless its to close the deal. I don't understand why any broker wouldn't want their clients to to the same since everything gets spelled out, but there are still some out there.
Once I get to the stage I'm about to drop a deposit, I'll do the same. Until then, this is just to get an idea of what's what.
Mad Mike
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Td quotes are binding if you get them over the phone providing the info you provided is accurate. Generally they will forward an electronic quote.
If it changes, and your info doesn't change, escalate the call. They record every call, a manager will review and honor.
Have you called other ins providers to compare? Desjardins was FAR cheaper than others for me.
Relax
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TD's web quotes are accurate based on the large number of quotes I've run through it. I embarrassingly found out when I called in to commit to a policy for my Hawk tears ago - the person on the phone was going though all of my quotes trying to figure out which one was the one I wanted. He told me that web site is linked tot heir actual quoting system, so as long as your inputs are accurate, so is their quote.
I consider that a shortcoming of their system. But it helps if you change the quote at the end of the process, instead of starting new ones
I have on other occasions and TD is consistently cheaper thanks to my PEO discount. No one has ever come close.
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