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I've been going down to Daytona for the last 5 years, twice a year and there are a few dealers that should just save their money and stay home. The first few years I thought it was because I was on a Valkyrie and that's why they didn't want to talk to me but the last few times I was on my Boss and they still pretty much snubbed me. Maybe it was because I was on a 99 and that didn't rate with them. :roll: You would think that a dealer would try and get me to trade up or at least acknowledge I was there and talk to me a bit. :roll: I think Glen remembers one of the dealers I'm talking about.
I know that not all Boss Hoss dealers are like that but there are a few. The good ones I have ran into are Mountain Boss Hoss, Atlanta Boss Hoss and Stanford Boss Hoss. They all treat you with respect and as if you are ready to buy a new bike.
I have had Boss Hoss riders snub me too at gas stations. :roll: I guess it takes all kinds to make the world go around but you would think as rare as our bikes are that folks that sell or ride them would be a little more friendly to there kind.
I know that not all Boss Hoss dealers are like that but there are a few. The good ones I have ran into are Mountain Boss Hoss, Atlanta Boss Hoss and Stanford Boss Hoss. They all treat you with respect and as if you are ready to buy a new bike.
I have had Boss Hoss riders snub me too at gas stations. :roll: I guess it takes all kinds to make the world go around but you would think as rare as our bikes are that folks that sell or ride them would be a little more friendly to there kind.