How to avoid the Troll tag

[Illinois Boy]

IllinoisBoy needs to add this to his "Do's & Don'ts list"

:thumbup: Might just do that...

 

[gottago]

This advice comes from experience, not from my Spyder, but from owning a 2002 Indian Chief. That bike had issues that would make most of the Spyder complaints seem trivial (5 transmissions in less than a year as one example), and I reacted like many of those here. To top it off I had only bought the '02 because Indian gave me a discount because of problems with my 2000 model. Looking back, much of Indian's problem was also incompetent dealers, Anyway, the fact that I eventually got so frustrated that I repeatedly flamed the brand on Indian fan websites, did nothing to solve my problems, and alienated those who were most able to help.
So here are some tips to avoid turning your natural allies into troll name slingers.
Think before you write, is this likely to help or is it strictly a vent? Don't use profanity. Don't denigrate the whole brand because your bike has a problem,
Remember the people here are your best chance at a solution, and finally -
Remember the name of the site!

:thumbup: I agree:thumbup:

 

[effgjamis]

:hun:..... I have to think :gaah: on this abit... :banghead: :cheers: