I'm not sure you have any options other than purchasing at the local dealer. After reading previous comments here on the board about this I just went ahead and bought mine when I purchased my Wing! Piece of mind it provides is great. It comes down to basically how lucky do you feel -- for instance if you own a vehilce outright then you don't need to keep full coverage on it, but many do because of the costs of repairs/replacement - I'm glad I had full coverage on my Grand Caravan when my wife crashed it (no one was hurt), but the damage to our vehicle and the other vehicle was over 7K. I had thought about trying to save a little money but just hadn't gotten around to reducing the covereage -- now I'm glad I didn't.skipreb said:What is the best option for FL residents?
If you buy your bike out of state you can buy it when you buy the bike. That's the only way to do it...joe_flash said:Can't you florida guys buy it out of state, from somebody like Hatfields?
It was added value when I purchased my bike "pre-owned" 8)tourman said:With the price or service nowdays, it could pay for it'self in one vist.
It Also gives you a advantage if you sell your bike.
If you buy your bike out of state you can buy it when you buy the bike. That's the only way to do it...[/quote:3hukksc2]Jim Henthorn said:[quote="joe_flash":3hukksc2]Can't you florida guys buy it out of state, from somebody like Hatfields?