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This is the first Forum that I have actively followed and contributed to on a regular basis. I'm learning so much about the bike and the aftermarket parts.

I'm the first customer at my local dealer to buy the 125 in Black. It arrives in two weeks.

This is the first Forum that I have actively followed and contributed to on a regular basis. I'm learning so much about the bike and the aftermarket parts.

I'm the first customer at my local dealer to buy the 125 in Black. It arrives in two weeks. They have a White in stock but wont bring it on to the show room floor until they clear some 2012 250's.

I went in to the dealer to pick up some new equipment and talk about the bike. To my amazement there was nothing new they could tell me that I haven't already been told by you guys. Actually, I would go as far to say I knew a considerable amount more about the 125 than sales reps and service crew combined.

Anyone else really liking Hondaninja125.com?

 

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If I ran a dealership, I would encourage my sales staff to spend more time researching the products that they are trying to sell. Too often I find myself teaching a salesperson a few things...
I've found that to be the case with every vehicle I've b

If I ran a dealership, I would encourage my sales staff to spend more time researching the products that they are trying to sell. Too often I find myself teaching a salesperson a few things...
I've found that to be the case with every vehicle I've bought.

 

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I love this forum. I have never rode a street bike before. However, I have learned so much about the bike and other aspects of riding from YouTube and everyone who contributes to this forum!


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I love this forum. I have never rode a street bike before. However, I have learned so much about the bike and other aspects of riding from YouTube and everyone who contributes to this forum!


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[QUOTE="Torchsport, post: 1251"]If I ran a dealership, I would encourage my sales staff to spend more time researching the products that they are trying to sell. Too often I find myself teaching a salesperson a few things...
I've found that to be the case wit

If I ran a dealership, I would encourage my sales staff to spend more time researching the products that they are trying to sell. Too often I find myself teaching a salesperson a few things...
I've found that to be the case with every vehicle I've bought.

So true! I have had the same experiences over the years. This is their job. I really don't understand how they cannot know every available detail on what they are selling. It is really not that much information to absorb. It seems that they are just taking money out of their own pockets by not taking a little time to know their own products.

 

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[QUOTE="Torchsport, post: 1251"]If I ran a dealership, I would encourage my sales staff to spend more time researching the products that they are trying to sell. Too often I find myself teaching a salesperson a few things...
I've found that to be the case wi

If I ran a dealership, I would encourage my sales staff to spend more time researching the products that they are trying to sell. Too often I find myself teaching a salesperson a few things...
I've found that to be the case with every vehicle I've bought.

Having worked in sales at a dealership I understand why they don't care...

Back then I pushed product knowledge to differentiate myself...I was the expert on the specs, changes, everything involving the vehicle and competitors. It turns out the best salesmen don't care much about product knowledge because they sell the person not the product. I tried to fight this but didn't become a great salesman until I realized that they were right...it isn't about what you're selling. The right customer will always appreciate thorough product knowledge but it is very rarely what makes the sale

 

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[QUOTE="Parker, post: 1244"]This is the first Forum that I have actively followed and contributed to on a regular basis. I'm learning so much about the bike and the aftermarket parts.

I'm the first customer at my local dealer to buy the 125 in Black. It arri

This is the first Forum that I have actively followed and contributed to on a regular basis. I'm learning so much about the bike and the aftermarket parts.

I'm the first customer at my local dealer to buy the 125 in Black. It arrives in two weeks. They have a White in stock but wont bring it on to the show room floor until they clear some 2012 250's.

I went in to the dealer to pick up some new equipment and talk about the bike. To my amazement there was nothing new they could tell me that I haven't already been told by you guys. Actually, I would go as far to say I knew a considerable amount more about the 125 than sales reps and service crew combined.

Anyone else really liking Hondaninja125.com?

It's because the forum is relatively young; give it another six months. We'll be hit with the spring crowd and it'll be just as noisy as any other forum out there.

 

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[QUOTE="Mike, post: 1262"]Having worked in sales at a dealership I understand why they don't care...

Back then I pushed product knowledge to differentiate myself...I was the expert on the specs, changes, everything involving the vehicle and competitors. It

Having worked in sales at a dealership I understand why they don't care...

Back then I pushed product knowledge to differentiate myself...I was the expert on the specs, changes, everything involving the vehicle and competitors. It turns out the best salesmen don't care much about product knowledge because they sell the person not the product. I tried to fight this but didn't become a great salesman until I realized that they were right...it isn't about what you're selling. The right customer will always appreciate thorough product knowledge but it is very rarely what makes the sale

Interesting point of view. Thanks for sharing that.

 

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I learn a lot too. For the most I mostly like customer reviews to encourage my decisions. This place is like a pot of reviews with tons of learning thrown in!!! Love forums!!

I learn a lot too. For the most I mostly like customer reviews to encourage my decisions. This place is like a pot of reviews with tons of learning thrown in!!! Love forums!!

 

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Is a great fast growing place

Is a great fast growing place

 

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[QUOTE="Parker, post: 1244"]

Anyone else really liking Kawasakininja125.com?[/quote]

No it's total garbage! A bunch of guys with lame little 296cc bikes come on. Get a Hayabusa like a real man

LOL

Yeah it's great, thinking in a few years it will b

Anyone else really liking Hondaninja125.com?

No it's total garbage! A bunch of guys with lame little 296cc bikes come on. Get a Hayabusa like a real man

LOL

Yeah it's great, thinking in a few years it will be HEEOOOOOOOGGGEEEE

 

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[QUOTE="Mike, post: 1326"]No it's total garbage! A bunch of guys with lame little 296cc bikes come on. Get a Hayabusa like a real man

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:D LOL :D

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No it's total garbage! A bunch of guys with lame little 296cc bikes come on. Get a Hayabusa like a real man

LOL

 

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[QUOTE="Torchsport, post: 1346"]:D LOL :D

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Where did you find that picture of me? I haven't seen that since 1993 I didn't know it found its way to the

LOL

Where did you find that picture of me? I haven't seen that since 1993 I didn't know it found its way to the internet

 

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The reason I joined this forum was to learn more about the 125. I don't own one and don't plan on purchasing one, but it's a very nice bike that I wouldn't mind learning more about.

The reason I joined this forum was to learn more about the 125. I don't own one and don't plan on purchasing one, but it's a very nice bike that I wouldn't mind learning more about.

 

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Looking at the size of the 250 forum.. This 125 will be even bigger.

Looking at the size of the 250 forum.. This 125 will be even bigger.