[NickJ]

Are you guys going to finance your new bike, or just pay cash money for it?

 

[ffarl]

Haha! I'm just going to write a check...and drive away FAST!

 

[triplethreat]

I was fortunate, I was recently able to sell my 2009 DorsoDuro 750 so the cash that I got out of that will make a huge dent in the money dept. for getting the FZ 09.

 

[fz1cmac]

i liked the idea behind the aprilia, but they beat it up pretty badly in a couple of reviews. what did you not like about it? The weight?

 

[triplethreat]

It was definitely a little heavy but it carried it's weight very well. Probably the biggest issue for me was that the bike, even though it was totally reliable in the time that I owned it, they don't have a very large expanse of dealers for work on one that I wouldn't feel comfortable doing myself. And honestly, I just don't feel that the level of quality is equal to the Hondas, Yamaha, etc. I wanted an FZ8 a couple of years ago, before I bought the Aprilia, but they didn't have adjustable suspension on them at that time. So when the 2013 FZ8's came out, I was set to buy one. Then, like two days before I was going to buy it, Yamaha announced the FZ 09 and totally made me not want an FZ8 anymore.

 

[Korwen]

I hope to be able to put down a sizable down payment and pay off the remainder quickly, but I'll likely have to take a note out on it. Such is life.

 

[Crownroyal79]

If I decide to purchase I'll be putting down a good down payment and paying off the rest pretty quickly!

 

[Scot]

cash.

 

[Alley Oop]

Financing with a credit union. You can do a lot of things with 9K cash while you're making the small payments of a low interest loan.

 

[kmonstermash]

$3000 down. the rest will be paid off within the first year.

 

[rinkydink]

Probably $5k down and pay it off very quickly. Credit union for the loan.

 

[Uthelred]

Cash.


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[Stellmon]

Cash for me... The option to have liability only insurance vs full coverage will save me well over $1,000 a year. I can afford to pay out of my own pocket if needed from the money I save, it pays for itself in my opinion, especially over time. Sucks that insurance is so expensive, 22 years old with a perfectly clean record from the age of 16, no tickets or accidents ever. But what can you do lol

 

[eolith]

Ideal would be cash, but with a huge home heating/cooling system upgrade on the order of $12k, if I do pick one up, it'll be financing :/

except, I just went through all the numbers again, and found an error that says I CAN afford it. Very nice!

Also, local credit union can do 3.39%, looks like the way to go.

 

[luckywilber]

$4,500.00 down and the balance in the first or second year

 

[bodypilot]

My dealer gave 0% for 6 months which suits me fine as I always pay off by then. Had to ask for it but it is a Yamaha factory deal.

 

[Guest]

My dealer gave 0% for 6 months which suits me fine as I always pay off by then. Had to ask for it but it is a Yamaha factory deal.

Use someone else's money. Zero down, 0% interest if you can get it. Save your own money or better yet put it in the stock market. Average return per year is 10% for a reasonably diversified portfolio. I am paying 3.99% on my Yamaha loan. Thus am making 6% by using Yamaha's financing. Paying 0% to Suzuki and also zero down.

 

[BDVF2014]

I was quoted about $3000/year for full coverage on one so, doesnt look like I'll be financing one.

 

[lucas2696]

Financing through a credit union. They have a special low interest rate for first time borowers. Only downside is the MINIMUM loan amount is 10k. I guess my new riding gear will be financed too lol

 

[thestrauser]

im buying a used one this weekend , paying cash