Well, I purchased our AN650 from extreme suzuki in Ohio. $6380.00 out the door. That does not include local taxes and liscense fees. It cost $389.00 to ship to Albuquere, NM. I picked it up at the warehouse and had to remove it from a box and install the windshield. Piece of cake on that one. It is 100 miles to my home in the mountains and the drive home was and eye opener. The bike is very fast but because everyting is automatic it doesn't feel fast. I have to constantly check the speedo to keep from speeding. It goes at least 100 MPH and feels very stable at that speed. I am impressed with the way it handles the curves. It is very flickable and responds to counter steering immediatly. This bike is for my wife and I drive a Goldwing now so I am used to very much comfort. The wind screen leaves a lot to be desired. I can drive my Wing with a ball cap on but not the Burger. I am 6'3" so maybe the taller screen will help. I think it needs to stand up a little straighter to push the air aroung the rider more.
The folks at Extreme Suzuki were a joy to work with and new exactly how to do the deal. I am not affiliated with them so this is an honest opinion of their operation. I think they have about 15 2003's and several 2004's left.
By the way, on the way home I drove through Albuquerque and was given several thumbs up by cage riders. This has never happened on my pristine 93 goldwing. They were either thinking how cool the bike looked or wondering why a 55 year old could look like such a geek on a scooter. Never mind, I enjoyed it.
Dave in Los Alamos
The folks at Extreme Suzuki were a joy to work with and new exactly how to do the deal. I am not affiliated with them so this is an honest opinion of their operation. I think they have about 15 2003's and several 2004's left.
By the way, on the way home I drove through Albuquerque and was given several thumbs up by cage riders. This has never happened on my pristine 93 goldwing. They were either thinking how cool the bike looked or wondering why a 55 year old could look like such a geek on a scooter. Never mind, I enjoyed it.
Dave in Los Alamos