Any feedback or Comments on the complexity of the RTL?

[troop]

Extended warranties are big profit items for those who sell them. Consumer Reports used to advise against buying any extended warranties on anything (I don't know if they still give that advice) but I have never regretted NOT buying one.

Yup ... Manufactures are certainly betting on nothing happening. One could certainly put $750 into a "Spyder savings account" to be used for unexpected repairs. Maybe after 5 years (2 OEM + 3 BEST), you might have a $750 bonus. Or, with labor rates now pushing $150/hr, that $750 could be gone after one, certainly two unexpected visits. I opted for the B.E.S.T. insurance policy.

 

[jjc54]

Extended warranties are big profit items for those who sell them. Consumer Reports used to advise against buying any extended warranties on anything (I don't know if they still give that advice) but I have never regretted NOT buying one.

The original owner of my bike bought an 84 month extended warranty from MBA Network LLC for close to $3,000 when they purchased the bike. When I picked up the bike the seller had the transfer form filled out and gave me a check for $50 for the transfer fee. Sent it in and in about 30days got it back with "Return to sender, not at this address." Called them and they gave me gave me a different address. It came back with "Return to sender, unclaimed, unable to forward." Called again and they suggested I send it in electronically. Did that and never heard from them again. Don't know about what happened to the transfer check. Luckily, never would have used it anyway.

 

[Mikey]

The HARD part is finding a dealer that is worth what you're paying them.