Recluse420
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Thinking for taking a dive and trying it out, I'm sure it has it's highs and lows especially here in the PAC NW. Any advice from anyone on what to look for in a good dealership other than the obvious stuff? Thanks mates.
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Anyone here a motorcycle salesmen?
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callmegandhi
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No, wanna buy a watch?:BLAA:
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i sold a bike at a dealership once. i was in there to buy a jacket and was looking at the bikes. some dude started talking to me, asking me what i knew about bikes X and Y, so i told him. of course im not a salesman nor did i work there, so somebody else got the commission....
it always amazes me that, many salesman dont know the specs on their bikes. anybody can look those up why do i have to remember them when i go look at bikes. of course i get off on that crap so i can tell you the figures on most anything in the shop. even if you cant get the exact figures right you should know that a 600 SS bike has 125hp* and a 1000 has 180*. i just think as a salesman you should know more about what you're selling than your customers do.
thats what to look for in a shop. that and the ability of the salesman to realize that pre-owned inventory should be a quick move, not occupy floor space....
it always amazes me that, many salesman dont know the specs on their bikes. anybody can look those up why do i have to remember them when i go look at bikes. of course i get off on that crap so i can tell you the figures on most anything in the shop. even if you cant get the exact figures right you should know that a 600 SS bike has 125hp* and a 1000 has 180*. i just think as a salesman you should know more about what you're selling than your customers do.
thats what to look for in a shop. that and the ability of the salesman to realize that pre-owned inventory should be a quick move, not occupy floor space....
QwickFliCk
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i work in a kawi dealer and r u planning to become a salesman? bcuz to tell u the truth there is not a lot of money to be made in motorcycle sales only if there are rebates, customer cash, and other spiffs.
pookamatic
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I'd also be concerned with the seasonal aspect of selling vehicles with no roof, air conditioning, etc.
it's that what the right hand control is for :rockon:
