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Service Contracts, Extended Warranty, worth the money?
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bone crusher
Alignment Specialist
I'll get the extended warranty before the 2 years runs out...apparently BRP is pretty nice about it and as long as you get it within your 2 year period, the price remains rather stable...
Motza
New member
I thought the same thing...did your put your Hindle on yet?
I haven't bought the extended warranty yet, I base my decision off of how well the bike holds up during the initial warranty period. I can always go back and buy one before the factory warranty expires.
As for the service contract, I just bought one yesterday after hearing the price my dealer quoted for the 6k service and having him tell me the 12k was more expensive. Their program includes the next 6 scheduled services, free oil changes when ever I want for as long as I have the Spyder, and 1 free battery replacement among a few other things. So for the Spyder it does seem to be a value.
As for the service contract, I just bought one yesterday after hearing the price my dealer quoted for the 6k service and having him tell me the 12k was more expensive. Their program includes the next 6 scheduled services, free oil changes when ever I want for as long as I have the Spyder, and 1 free battery replacement among a few other things. So for the Spyder it does seem to be a value.
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
Our dealer didn't offer a service contract. We did purchase the three year BEST extended warranty, however...right away. The advantage of buying it right away is that they will provide road service for the full five years that way. Cost us about $900, but prices vary. With the amount of electronics and new technology on the Spyder, the extended warranty seems to be prudent. If I never have a problem, and scared away trouble with my $900, it will have been well worth it.
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Motza
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What was the cost?
My dealers VIP service program was $1700. I figure it they're saying $660 for the 6k service and more for the 12k, then it'll pay for itself pretty quick. The free oil changes are a good deal also considering the cost of synthetic and the fact that I hate changing the oil on the Spyder:dontknow:
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