Buying out of state

[blueoval]

Hi all.  Just wondering if anyone on this site has done business with a place called Motofit Motorsports in Danbury, CT?  Any input would be greatly appreciated.  ted

[sandblaster]

I'm on the other end of the country but a quick google search revealed the following.
http://www.nestreetriders.com/forum/dealer-vendor-product-reviews/51693-motofit-motorsports.html
and
http://www.thumpertalk.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-785465.html
and
http://local.yahoo.com/info-31151888-moto-fit-danbury
and
http://www.supermotojunkie.com/showthread.php?107454-North-East-KTM-dealers
Does this mean they are bad?
Not necessarily.
You really need both sides of the story to make that determination.
Being in business for many years I can tell you that no matter how hard you try you can't make everyone happy.
I had a customer Flame me on the internet because I didn't make him an offer for his bike.
So, take those complaints with a grain of salt.

[blueoval]

Thanks for the response.  Yeah there is always more than one side to a story, so I certainly won't judge them based on those few posts.  I put down $500 on a 2011 ktm300xc yesterday and plan to wire the remainder tomorrow.  So far I have no reason not to trust the place, but when your talking over $8,000 it makes me slightly nervous - They will have all the money and I will not have the bike.  I couldn't find the bike locally.  That was the only place that I could find one nationally.   I have never bought a bike that I didn't pick up in person.   thanks, ted

[ID KX500]

With that amount down and the total price,,,, what is wrong with COD?

[kaw rider]

did you check to see if you local ktm dealer would do a bike transfer.

[blueoval]

Thanks kawride, didn't even consider that. 

[Extreem]

Sure there are two sides to every story but no one just forgets to refund a $3800 deposit.  I would avoid them ....