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Scheduling 600 mile oil change
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Honda East of Toledo, is a sponsor, Don't know if they do.:dontknow:
But why not ask the dealer you bought it from if they do??? It's always good to have a relationship with the selling dealer, Unless your not confident with their service department....
ARtraveler
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Sometimes--but not always--discounts on service price usually amount to discounts on the quality of service. Cheapest is not always the best route to go. Oops, my side panel just fell off. etc.
I did my own oil change and then took Veronica to my LD (Ted's Motorcycle World, Alton, IL) for the rest of the service. (https://www.facebook.com/TedsMotorcycleWorld?fref=ts) Top notch service, they did the list of checks, replaced the side panel with the updated one, and even washed her. She needed a bath, the last two rides had been in the rain, and during the short trip to the dealer it was drizzling. Just a great experience, and only 147.00. Obviously if they had done the oil change it would have been more, but I saved about 50.00 doing it myself. That's fuel for another couple rides, and maybe a cheeseburger too. I hope you find a dealer that is reasonable but thorough.
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bertmc
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beanoil? what kind?
beanoil, hmmm. I'll bet you made Veronica drink castor oil (Castrol), didn't you?
beanoil, hmmm. I'll bet you made Veronica drink castor oil (Castrol), didn't you?
shrubs
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I had my 600 mile completed by Honda East. I didn't receive any discount but I was able to shedule the maintenance and they did it while I waited. This was a big plus; especailly during riding season.
No, but I see what ya did there...
. I'm pretty picky about my oils, the handle comes from a lot of experience with 2 strokes back in the day. Keeping them running without self destructing pretty much depended upon bean oils. And who can resist the smell of race fuel and Castor? Anyhoo, I went with LubroMoly 10w40 in Veronica, and HiFlo filters for the engine and trans. I'm a fan of LM products, based on a performance for the dollar value. Moderately priced, very good quality, and a business concept that needs to be looked at by many companies, in America and abroad. 
It's not that I'm not confident with the dealer. Bought the RT-S from ASK in Columbus and they are a little over 200 miles away from home. I had a very good experience with them by the way. I know there are three dealers (I think) closer to me - Johnny K's, Powersports of Cleveland and J and J Sales. Has anybody had any experience with any of those three? Johnny K's is the closest to me at about 40 miles, but was just curious. Thanks.
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