Matt was amazing in helping to pick up my bike and take to his shop for a overall inspection and fuel filter repair as he was going to list my bike for me on consignment. He picked up the bike April 1, 2020. The repair was delayed due to a part shipment but was completed on April 20th. I was sick, so paid over the phone via his square up.
I had originally done paperwork for this consignment in 2018, but ended up not taking the bike in as there was a delay in Matt picking up for me. So, I felt this was going to be a positive experience. Matt assured me he had lots of interest in Harley's as he had just sold one the prior week and would get mine on his updated website/Facebook soon. My periodic observation did not confirm his words.
I was very ill and isolated at home for the next few months and wasn't able to stay on top of this process.
To my knowledge,
there's been no serious offers on my bike.
2011 XL883L HD with 400 original miles, so I wanted to discuss dropping the price. $5000 asking...no hanging tag on my bike in his shop. (seen through the window)
I left a note on the door yesterday, 8-6-2020. The number to the business is disconnected, he is not answering me on his cell.
As a combat veteran, I try to think outside the box and remain hopeful that this young man with over 20 years mechanical experience will do the right thing and face his customers as he is young and has many years of opportunity to experience.
Matt, if you're reading this, I am happy to assist you in any way I can. If you need volunteers to help organize or answer phones a couple hours a day, I am feeling a bit better each day after several viruses and can assist with organizing volunteers from my home.
I've found for me, ignoring issues never really helps solve opportunities to work or change current procedures.
Monica Trujillo
USAF- ANG, DOD 1996-2007 read more