quicksteel vs tweety, round 1

[TexasThumpin@aol.com]

In a message dated 1/20/02 4:31:17 AM Central Standard Time, DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com writes:

> I haven't seen mention of this on the list, so I thought I would pass > it along. I stopped into my local Kawasaki dealer today - he > mentioned this new promotion that just started: zero $ down, zero > payments, and zero interest financing until January '03 on all new > 2001 and 2002 Kawasakis. He tells me this offer will be available > until April '02. >

Doug, Thank you for the info. But, be careful. This kind of a deal sounds too good, and it is. Because you end up paying for 3-5 years when you have had the bike for 4-6 years. I know, I fell into a few of these traps and have learned my lesson. If you intend to pay the bike off quickly, don't tell them, insist on no balloon payments, then pay it off in the first year, or at least by the end of the second. Believe me, you will feel a lot better if you do. Jim Texas Thumpin [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[Dennis Kesseler]

Read the fine print. You'll end up paying anywhere from 19 to 23 percent interest before it's over. The deal is there are no deals only the perception of a deal. That's the way it works. -- dennis k '99,'01-IBR briodk@... Maine, usa

[klryyz]

You know, if we rode Harleys we would just call tweety "character" and leave it alone. John in T.O. A11 The collective wisdom of the group should be

> able to conquer Tweety in a simple way. We know where she is. We

just

> need something that will hold long term.