The Kutter Harley Davidson Super Extra Ignorant Harley Davidson Contest
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I love your site. I've spent the last few hours
enjoying your replies to these people feebly trying to make a point. I thought you might
enjoy this link for the ammo (like you need more) it can provide. Once there, click on the
"Opportunity to GET a Bike" link on the page.
Here's what the link says about this
"opportunity":
Celebrating 100 Years of the Legend
Harley-Davidison's® 100th Anniversary
Opportunity to GET a bike! Kutter HD® Anniversary Drawing Rules
Begins April 8, 2002 - Ends April 26, 2003
Each week we will accept forms for the Kutter Annivesary (Anniversary -BE) Drawing. These
forms must be filled out by customers who are in the store and placed in the drawing
tumbler. No phone or mail-in accepted.
One form per customer per week
may be entered. This will be closely monitored. If we find more than one ticker
(ticket?-BE) per person after entering forms into a log book that person will be
disqualified for that week.
Each Saturday at 2:30 pm we will draw a minimum of 3 winners and a maximum of 6 for the opportunity
to purchase a 2003 Harley-Davidson® Anniversary model based on availability of
desired model.
Winners need not be present and will be notified by phone. They will be required to come
to Kutter within 10 days of the drawing. At this time, model selection and terms will be
discussed with the winner. Once terms are reviewed and agreement is reached, a $1000
deposit will be taken to guarantee delivery of the motorcycle.
Drawing will be carefully tracked for 12 months.
All bikes must be titled in winners name only. No substitutes.
Only one anniversary model per customer.
Must be 18 years or older to participate.
Kutter will give another chance
to the people who played the drawing the most and were not selected. These customers will
be contacted on any extra motorcycles supplied by the Motor Company and not ordered by
Kutter.
Kutter HD® reserves the right to sell motorcycles in Kutter Kountry only. See dealer for
details.
WTF? I should be so lucky as to be put in a drawing to win
a chance to buy a motorcycle. What a bunch of
crap! Funny thing...I don't recall having to be put into a drawing to buy my Honda
motorcycle. I guess it just isn't as good as a Harley, nor was there a line at the door to
buy one.
I went into a brand new HD dealership in town a couple days ago, just to see what it was
like. The place looked like a high dollar department store. Maybe I needed to walk in
waving cash or something, because it took at least 15 minutes of my time looking at the
chrome dinosaurs before anyone even asked if they could help me. Shit, I was the only
"customer" in the place. I should do the same thing again and walk in with my
leather riding jacket on. Wonder what the response would be then???
There were about 10 bikes on display and the only new ones (current models) were the
Sportsters that nobody wants. The rest of the bigger HDs were all used, displayed as if
new. This building cost a tidy sum to build and about 85% of the space was dedicated to
clothes and chrome.
This building was big enough to put 100 bikes
in, yet bike sales were obviously not the priority. I'm really surprised they don't put
the merchandise by the front door so you need to walk past their money makers to get to
the "machines."
Submitted by MSonn.