Royal Pioneer Motorcycle Insights

Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz follow a lead to meet Pat Regis, who owns a rare 1910 Royal Pioneer motorcycle. Initially, they fail to agree on a price, but after reconsideration and financial arrangements, they return to finalize the purchase, marking it as their biggest acquisition.

What was the initial impression of Mike and Frank about the location they arrived at?

• It was exactly what they expected.

• It seemed too commercial.

• It was a rural area.

• It looked like a residential area.

What was Pat Regis's initial asking price for the Royal Pioneer motorcycle?

• $55,000

• $35,000

• $40,000

• $60,000

What was the significance of the Royal Pioneer motorcycle according to Pat Regis?

• It was a new model.

• It was a common model.

• It was one of four known to exist.

• It was the only one in existence.

What did Mike and Frank decide about their visit to Pat Regis despite not making a purchase?

• It was a waste of time.

• They made a valuable contact.

• They should never return.

• They should have offered more money.

What did Mike and Frank hope to achieve by keeping in touch with Pat Regis?

• To maintain a valuable contact.

• To buy more motorcycles.

• To negotiate a better price later.

• To sell him other items.

Who did Mike consult to get advice on the Royal Pioneer motorcycle?

• Danielle

• Jersey Jon

• Pat Regis

• Frank Fritz

What role did Danielle play in the potential purchase of the Royal Pioneer?

• She discouraged the purchase.

• She secured the necessary funds.

• She found a different motorcycle.

• She negotiated the price.

What was Frank's initial reaction to Mike's plan to buy the Royal Pioneer?

• He was supportive.

• He was against it.

• He was skeptical.

• He was indifferent.

What was the final agreed price for the Royal Pioneer motorcycle?

• $60,000

• $40,000

• $52,000

• $55,000

What was Mike's reaction after securing the purchase of the Royal Pioneer?

• He wanted to negotiate further.

• He was excited and relieved.

• He was indifferent.

• He regretted the decision.