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Thanks for the sound advice everyone. I'll be sure to contact Zero and their competitors to ask about how they would handle a warranty in my case. While I would like to purchase a new one as I will likely own it for a while, I see the advantages of going used. Specifically, getting a bike that has "all the dust shaken out of it".

The next hurdle is to find a good condition used FX and dealing with an out-of-state purchase. There is one for sale not far from where I live but it is a dirty looking 2014 for $8500. Anyone here done a long distance purchase on a car/bike and had it shipped to you? I'm not 100% sure how to go about this as I have read conflicting reports online about paying via wire transfer, cashiers check, or through a business such as eBay or CycleTrader. Seems like a risky shot-in-the-dark and I'd like to do my best to minimize the chances of either getting ripped off or running into the idiosyncrasies of long distance purchases.

Aloha,
Noah

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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / My nearest dealer is 4 days away by boat
« on: September 17, 2018, 02:04:53 PM »
Hi Folks, so I live in Hawaii and am considering purchasing a Zero FX once the 2019 model is released. One major area of concern for me is the fact that there are no Zero dealers in Hawaii, and as a result, the nearest dealership is in California which is ~$500 in shipping and four days away via boat.

I've read quite a bit here about bikes needing to be returned to dealerships multiple times for issues to be fixed which is not an option for me. Is owning a Zero without access to a dealership just a nightmare waiting to happen or is it something that is realistic? I've also heard about bikes having firmware updates installed via Wifi, any news on that?

I am very interested in purchasing a Zero bike of my own, but the lack of accessible service in my state and customer support horror stories are not very inviting. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.

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