Mine is coming in!
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****, is it really that hard to find these bikes? My local dealer always has two on the showroom floor, an ABS and a Standard, and they have numerous others in the back in crates. I guess being in the South, more folks are interested in big cruisers or higher cc sport-bikes, and the demand isn't as high here.
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Which dealer is that?
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Brookhaven Honda
Mississippi, Honda, ATV, motorcycle, scooter, watercraft, dealer, Brookhaven Honda
I know the couple that owns it, and when I was in my teens, I was on the construction crew that built their current showroom.
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I don't know why my dealer could not get any all summer. It has frustrated them & me. Releasing this bike to the world with limited manufacturing from 2 assembly areas no doubt kept demand high but I think many did not wait & bought something else. Some dealers got bikes & others did not. Go figure. Honda has long had a good reputation for their engineering excellence. Unfortunately, the promotion on this little beauty preceeded its release, and then its release was highly limited & sporatic. I know I'm not getting any younger waiting for mine to arrive, but I am still highly excited about getting it. Sept 25 should be here before I know it.
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You will definitely love it. Though I think were it me, I would look around town to see if any other dealers in town have a Ninja 250 or Ninja 650 in stock, or with a shorter delivery time, unless of course you just want a CBR.
I didn't have a preference when I went looking, but as it turned out, my local Honda dealer is awesome. At first I was looking at Dual Sports, but decided that learning to ride on a bike that I could flat-foot is a better option. So I started looking at sport bikes and naked bikes. The only bike in my pricerange in town was the CBR250r, and after riding it for a week or so, it is more than enough for me for a long time.
I didn't have a preference when I went looking, but as it turned out, my local Honda dealer is awesome. At first I was looking at Dual Sports, but decided that learning to ride on a bike that I could flat-foot is a better option. So I started looking at sport bikes and naked bikes. The only bike in my pricerange in town was the CBR250r, and after riding it for a week or so, it is more than enough for me for a long time.
I had the same experience as Montgomery. I walked in and had 4 bikes to choose from. Granted since all were NON-ABS and only 2 colors i guess i only had 2 to choose from but my dealer seemed to have no problem with inventory of 250's. I'm in Nashville so maybe it is the SOUTH.
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That's kind of what I am thinking. You have go to admit, if the US is "big bike crazy", then the South is the "big bike crazy capital".
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