musicarcade
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Congrats on getting your :spyder2: back.
I am still waiting.
Day 32 without Spyder for this issue
91 days without Spyder for DPS steering issue earlier this year.
3 service depts. since December.
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Congrats on getting your :spyder2: back.
I am still waiting.
Day 32 without Spyder for this issue
91 days without Spyder for DPS steering issue earlier this year.
3 service depts. since December.
IWN2RYD
New member
:agree: And mostly the timer is reset to zero if the key is removed from the cylinder...:agree:Normal. The dealer should know that!
pierrelogic
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Excellent news! I was within a few miles of you today on Rt 6 into Fostoria. Next time I'm headed in that direction maybe we can go for a ryde. Two spyders is sure to turn more heads. :2thumbs:
(having a former Sgt couldn't hurt when we get pulled over either. :roflblack: )
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widowmaker2011
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Unplug the fuse on your DPS on a RT and go ride about 25 miles on lets say the Blue Ridge Parkway. The word "unneeded" would not occur to you after that. The amount of muscle needed to turn the bars is greater than you would suspect. :doorag:
Sarge707
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Depending if you have a lemmon law or not. 30 cummulative days of being in repair satisfies many states lemmon laws!
Mines been in 13 days and not even a call BUT lets say I get it back at 22 days?- in CT that means they only have 9 days left of shop time during the first 2 years or I can file the Lemmon Law and BRP doesn,t like to pay for that!!:cus:nojoke
You listening Carlo!!!
Virginia has a very similar lemon law. By Thursday they will have mine for the allowable 30 day shop time permitted during the first 18 months. BRP will then have 15 days to complete the repair after receipt of a demand letter.
pierrelogic
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Hey copper, FYI...
Ohio Lemon Law
Download the PDF brochure to check if you might be approaching some of the criteria.
Ohio Lemon Law
Download the PDF brochure to check if you might be approaching some of the criteria.
Does the law apply to motorcycles
I have not needed it, thankfully, but I checked and in Pa, the lemon law does not apply to motorcycles. I have a friend whose motor scooter has been in the shop 4 out of the 12 months he has owned it.
It is a taiwanese scooter called a Sym, and with no us offices the dealer has to call taiwan and try to understand their tech?
And some of us think we have issues!
Of course his Sym cost him around 5K not 30K.
I have not needed it, thankfully, but I checked and in Pa, the lemon law does not apply to motorcycles. I have a friend whose motor scooter has been in the shop 4 out of the 12 months he has owned it.
It is a taiwanese scooter called a Sym, and with no us offices the dealer has to call taiwan and try to understand their tech?
And some of us think we have issues!
Of course his Sym cost him around 5K not 30K.
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