bmw

[jackharry]

Every Police bike we sell comes with a unique accessory - dependability.

At MAX BMW, we understand that whether you’re buying a single motorcycle for your department or replacing an entire fleet, you need to have a machine, and a dealership, that you can depend on. From door-to-door pick up and delivery for service to transition training programs, our commitment to serving law enforcement is unparalleled. MAX BMW Motorcycles is the only dealer in the northeast to offer training programs and services to complement your purchase of BMW Police Vehicles..

Harley-Davidson to BMW Transition Training:
If your department is replacing a fleet with BMW Motorcycles we can provide training to orient officers to the features of a BMW.

BMW Certified Technicians:
MAX BMW has a full roster of BMW Certified technicians who are available to perform the maintenance of your BMW Police Vehicles.

Door-to-Door Pick Up and Delivery Service:
Our enclosed vans travel thousands of miles every week through out the northeast. We’ll pick up and deliver your machines for service.

Police BMW Motorcycles

Jack Harry

[newagetwotone]

Wow dude, get a business plan that doesnt include trolling websites.

[pplassm]

Does that include exploding final drives?

[Kenneth_Moore]

Originally Posted by newagetwotone

Wow dude, get a business plan that doesnt include trolling websites.

I dunno. Setting aside the annoying "did you guys hear about the great new thingamabob at www.suckmyunit.com" type of posts, an honest posting for a motorcycle vendor on a motorcycle website seems ok to me. It's the new media, after all. Of course, it would be better for Mr. Duke and crew if they paid for annoying, flashing banner ads all over our screens.

[The_AirHawk]

I say "let it ride". They're pretty upfront about who they are and what they do. Might not be the most sophisticated ad-campaign in the world, but - meh. {shrugs}

[acecycleins]

I say move it to the Vendor section. A guy's gotta make a living you know...

[longride]

"..an honest posting for a motorcycle vendor on a motorcycle website seems ok to me."

The trouble is this post was far from 'honest' He had a link to some stupid lawyer office. I removed the link, but left the rest of the lie.

[newagetwotone]

Originally Posted by Kenneth_Moore

I dunno. Setting aside the annoying "did you guys hear about the great new thingamabob at www.suckmyunit.com" type of posts, an honest posting for a motorcycle vendor on a motorcycle website seems ok to me. It's the new media, after all. Of course, it would be better for Mr. Duke and crew if they paid for annoying, flashing banner ads all over our screens.

Well ok but then he could learn how to use the forms and find the one that says Vendor on it... Wooo reading compression