Also, what he was secretly telling you was...your Hardly Davidson motorcycle purchase was a lifestyle that was going to cost you tons of money after the sale, because you would be constantly returning the bike to their facility for repair, after repair, after repair. That in itself is a lifestyle. Of course he couldn't sell you a Hardly as an actual bike, because he knew it was more likely going to become a 700+ pound garage ornament, instead of a motorcycle you could actually go out to your garage, start up successfully on any given day, go out for a ride anywhere you wanted, and make it back home on the same machine you left your house on, without leaving a massive trail of nuts and bolts all over the roadways, while also being stranded on the side of the road. That is also a major characteristic of the "lifestyle" he was trying to sell you.
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