I think you made the right decision. That statement above sounds suspicious as it is. It makes me wonder if the dealership bought the bike and the motor blew or there was some other mechanical issue with it. The salesman may have bought it at a good price and fixed it. Now he is trying to get a better bike. Or it could have even be a theft recovery that was retitled. It could be any number of things. Better safe then sorry.

 

moral of the story

if it sounds too good to be true then it usually is

 

Definitely too good to be true story, but if it's clean it's clean. But it makes no sense as to why he'd give up a brand new bike for an older one...STUNT MY ***!!!! He wants it out of his hands and he could clearly pick up a STuNT bike anywhere....better yet he could knock his bike over a few times. Why buy it new to wreck it? Good choice or else you'd be banned from the board...LOL!!![8D]