Apex ER good value

DELTABOX

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I just got back from seeing the new sleds in Minneapolis. Had a chance to see the new APEX models these things look great in person especially from the front view. I talked with a local dealer Larson motors the new APex ER is $9,999 msrp the old RX-1ER was $9,399 so the price difference is only $600 and you get 8 more horsepower, 11 lbs lighter, EFI, new seat with stroage box, new front a-arms, taller bars, and a much better riding position. The rider forward is still very comfortable but according to those that rode it gives much better handling and bump control. This is really a sweet sled they did not have a base APEX ER but I think that is the model I'll get (blue) The dealer saide there is $800 in free accessories but he could not quote prices at the show.

In the end this is a great package for $600 dollars. The Apex GT is very cool but the ER has everything I need. :Rockon:
 
Yamaha is getting hammered by the exchange rate :shock: I think they have done a good job keeping the price under 10k ;)! ;)!
 
DELTABOX said:
I just got back from seeing the new sleds in Minneapolis. Had a chance to see the new APEX models these things look great in person especially from the front view. I talked with a local dealer Larson motors the new APex ER is $9,999 msrp the old RX-1ER was $9,399 so the price difference is only $600 and you get 8 more horsepower, 11 lbs lighter, EFI, new seat with stroage box, new front a-arms, taller bars, and a much better riding position. The rider forward is still very comfortable but according to those that rode it gives much better handling and bump control. This is really a sweet sled they did not have a base APEX ER but I think that is the model I'll get (blue) The dealer saide there is $800 in free accessories but he could not quote prices at the show.

In the end this is a great package for $600 dollars. The Apex GT is very cool but the ER has everything I need. :Rockon:

Larson's may quote you a competitive price...but when you go to sign they'll want you to sign over your $800 in accessories to them... :?
 
Thanks for the info stormbringer. I'm not from that area and won't buy in Minneapolis. Larsons had a sales guy with a new sales training book with a lot of info he seemed to have more info than some of the other dealers.

It was a cool show they had seminar on all of the changes plus dealers and like 40 Yamaha people there. The place was packed.
 
Silverbullet said:
Yamaha is getting hammered by the exchange rate :shock: I think they have done a good job keeping the price under 10k ;)! ;)!

I'd like to know if it would be worth it for Yamaha to have a plant here. But then again, its not like they are building cars that sell a lot more than recreational vehicles.
 
Kevin,

It's downright scary the amount of $$$$ it costs to build a production facility, especially in the northern part of the country. Then you have to consider the logistics of getting production parts to the facility,

I could go on and on...........If you didn't know, I spent almost 20 yrs. with Honda of America Mfg and was on a couple of the plant devlopment teams for some of our seven (7) production facilities in the US.
 


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