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May be a different setup on the Experia.  My heated grips get toasty even on chilly days.  Albeit, I don't ride below 32ish. 

The dealers will probably be very similar to the way they were before, with the exception of instead of having a trio of bikes to ride and maybe 3 sitting around, waiting for a new home, zero waiting for a new home, no surplus on shelves.  Id assume if one wanted they probably could get a dealers demo model for a bit of a discount.

Hopefully AF1,  Energica New England, the one in wisconsin? is it??? and the others come back onboard.
Be interesting to see what happens in Florida, but losing that clown is not a true loss it's actually a good thing, guy was a shitbag, energica was well... just kind of stuck with him .vs. nobody i guess.

Glad to see things are slowly coming back around here.
Aaron

The sales manager at one of the previous Wisconsin dealers, indicated they dropped and would never be a dealer again (before the new buyer news).  Maybe they'll change that stance (hopefully). 

Hope you get all the stuff you need.  That's a terrible thing to find.  I'd be so mad.  As you unfortunately experienced, we need to be careful lifting these heavy bikes.  I learned a very hard lesson last June.  I picked up my experia after a very low speed tip over (my foot slipped), I tore my bicep tendon, and had surgery to repair it, putting me out for 5 months.

My dealer is recommending oil seals, dust seals and bushings for the forks as well, is any of that necessary?

I'm glad I found this thread.  I checked my steering, and it sure does have a notchy feeling.  UGH gotta replace that bearing.  Thanks all.

My experia came as yours is shown there, nothing in the 4 holes.  I ordered the gps mount bar at some point and added it.  If I remember correctly it allows you to mount it higher or lower depending on what device you have. 

I guess that didn't turn out to be anything then

I'm thinking it'll take time, unless you saw something else??