<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

About three weeks ago I purchased a 2002 Yamaha V-star from a small dealer. He assured me multiple times the bike was in perfect condition, in the presence of two other witnesses. I knew when I purchased the bike that he had bought it from someone, fixed it up, and replaced several things on it.

First day I had it I topped off the tank and there was a hole in the metal of the tank so gas leaking out. Dealer took it back to fix it. I asked if the bike had been in an accident and he assured me it had not. At this point I asked him for my money back and he told me legally he doesn't have to and he doesn't have my money to give back. He told me he wants me to be happy and will do everything he can to make sure that happens. I told him I would give him the benefit of the doubt and wait for the fix.

Now today, three weeks later, his employee puts the fixed tank back on. I showed him how the the steering will turn significantly more to the left than to the right and he mentioned it must have been caused by the accident the bike had been in....

I am going to get another mechanic's opinion to see if the bike is safe. If this goes even further south and the 2nd opinion believes I should get my money back, where do I stand legally? There is no warranty with the bike and he sold it "as is." If I want my money back and the dealer refuses, do I have a legal leg to stand on in small claims?
<bot>: Bought "perfect condition" motorcycle, dealer lied, problems followed. Can I get money back if he refuses and/or says he doesn't have my money?