*Dealers need pricing*
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Highwaystar
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Re: *delers nead priceing*
I could recommend using spell check and punctuation.
Seriously though, I don't think too many of the kit dealers monitor these threads much. You may want to just start Emailing or calling various venders.
hi i nead to get the best price posable on 5 full kit what can u all do for me
I could recommend using spell check and punctuation.
Seriously though, I don't think too many of the kit dealers monitor these threads much. You may want to just start Emailing or calling various venders.
Kioshk
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Harold_B
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Re: *delers nead priceing*
This crowd is pretty well behaved relatively speaking when it comes to grammar and punctuation. Try Redit sometime! As for the OP, you would be better off selecting three or four potential vendors with similar product and email asking for a quote with a break for a quantity purchase. Be upfront and say you are getting other quotes and selecting from the best overall proposal. Don't go back and tell each of the vendors what the other quotes were. That would be bad form (unless you never plan to do business again with any of those vendors!). Don't ask for quotes without a follow up. Tell the people you didn't buy from why they didn't get the business without telling them who did and for how much. Thank them for their time and effort though. You might not get the service you want but you will stand on higher ground. Good luck with your venture.
This crowd is pretty well behaved relatively speaking when it comes to grammar and punctuation. Try Redit sometime! As for the OP, you would be better off selecting three or four potential vendors with similar product and email asking for a quote with a break for a quantity purchase. Be upfront and say you are getting other quotes and selecting from the best overall proposal. Don't go back and tell each of the vendors what the other quotes were. That would be bad form (unless you never plan to do business again with any of those vendors!). Don't ask for quotes without a follow up. Tell the people you didn't buy from why they didn't get the business without telling them who did and for how much. Thank them for their time and effort though. You might not get the service you want but you will stand on higher ground. Good luck with your venture.
wheelbender6
Well-Known Member
Re: *delers nead priceing*
I'm not too concerned about spelling and grammar unless you are writing laws. The 2 stroke kits on EBAY are probably the cheapest available. Get a kit for your first build unless you are a good mechanic.
I'm not too concerned about spelling and grammar unless you are writing laws. The 2 stroke kits on EBAY are probably the cheapest available. Get a kit for your first build unless you are a good mechanic.
Re: *delers nead priceing*
aredy done three and im geting two for my slef and the outher three are going to frends for cost then thay can bulid them themselfs
aredy done three and im geting two for my slef and the outher three are going to frends for cost then thay can bulid them themselfs
Huffydavidson
STREETRACER/MANUFACTURER
Re: *delers nead priceing*
What are delers ? Is this a new upgrade part no one cared to tell me about? Come on guys.
What are delers ? Is this a new upgrade part no one cared to tell me about? Come on guys.
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16v4nrbrgr
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Re: *delers nead priceing*
Oh gosh, I think you're planning on building bikes locally and opening up a world of headache for yourself. If you do, try and find an engine and drivetrain combo that people have had great success with, like a 49cc HS49/GHX50 or a Predator four stroke or something. I can't imagine the phone calls and endless unpaid tech support for 2-stroke and kit engine noobs.
Oh gosh, I think you're planning on building bikes locally and opening up a world of headache for yourself. If you do, try and find an engine and drivetrain combo that people have had great success with, like a 49cc HS49/GHX50 or a Predator four stroke or something. I can't imagine the phone calls and endless unpaid tech support for 2-stroke and kit engine noobs.