BRP is funny

[bun-1]

nothing against you guys that are getting a loaner RT for "beta testing" but i asked a rep for a loaner when my spyder burn and there was nothing they could do. oh yeah, still waiting on parts.:clap:

I just thought it was kinda funny when i read another post. congrats to you lucky fellows on the RT's..

 

[BumbleBee]

That is a bummer, I would be bummed out :gaah:

Hope your parts come in soon ray:

 

[Firefly]

nothing against you guys that are getting a loaner RT for "beta testing" but i asked a rep for a loaner when my spyder burn and there was nothing they could do. oh yeah, still waiting on parts.:clap:

I just thought it was kinda funny when i read another post. congrats to you lucky fellows on the RT's..

Yeah-- big bummer. They should have an engine exchange setup already so you don't have to wait for your local shop to figure out how to do a rebuild.

BRP could send a rebuilt engine--- yours gets sent in and rebuilt for the next victim, etc.... That would be better than having the local guys rebuild in my opinion--- let the pros at BRP do all the rebuilds.

Of course a brand new engine would be ideal!

As far as the loaner--- that really bites---- of course BRP marketing knows they will sell tons if the new models are placed in the right hands--- smart move on their part.

Giving you a loaner while yours is down doesn't do much for new sales--- but would speak well of BRP.

Hope you get back on the road soon.

 

[Smylinacha]

Yeah-- big bummer. They should have an engine exchange setup already so you don't have to wait for your local shop to figure out how to do a rebuild.

BRP could send a rebuilt engine--- yours gets sent in and rebuilt for the next victim, etc.... That would be better than having the local guys rebuild in my opinion--- let the pros at BRP do all the rebuilds.

Of course a brand new engine would be ideal!

As far as the loaner--- that really bites---- of course BRP marketing knows they will sell tons if the new models are placed in the right hands--- smart move on their part.

Giving you a loaner while yours is down doesn't do much for new sales--- but would speak well of BRP.

Hope you get back on the road soon.

:agree:

 

[Roaddog2]

Yeah-- big bummer. They should have an engine exchange setup already so you don't have to wait for your local shop to figure out how to do a rebuild.

BRP could send a rebuilt engine--- yours gets sent in and rebuilt for the next victim, etc.... That would be better than having the local guys rebuild in my opinion--- let the pros at BRP do all the rebuilds.

Of course a brand new engine would be ideal!

As far as the loaner--- that really bites---- of course BRP marketing knows they will sell tons if the new models are placed in the right hands--- smart move on their part.

Giving you a loaner while yours is down doesn't do much for new sales--- but would speak well of BRP.

Hope you get back on the road soon.

:agree: