eagleeye299
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Just dropped the ST-S off at the dealer. Time for the 600 mile service. It should be ready by Wed. It's only been two hours and I feel like I'm going through withdrawal.:yikes:
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Time for 600 mile service
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Tango
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opcorn: Tom :trike:
Magdave
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Yep same here 2-3 hrs is all it takes.
MrLooney
Senior MOMENTS Member
6,000 Mile Service
I drove my Roadster into Pro Caliber Longview Washington :2thumbs: unannounced last December 2012. I stood around while they did the service, about 2 hours later and $300.00. I couldn't have picked a better day, cold wet and raining outside. The service personal Father and Son Team dropped what they were doing and got right on my Roadster. What they were doing before was not as important as a real live customer!! Business at that time was almost "0"... Who wants to test ride bikes or have their bike serviced in that kind of weather?? OH Ya and cause it was too nasty outside and so little business they offered me a $50.00 discount for coming in for a winter service and check up!
Ya all know I will drive the 100 plus miles one way again and again for Pro Caliber :firstplace: to care for my BABY :yes:
I drove my Roadster into Pro Caliber Longview Washington :2thumbs: unannounced last December 2012. I stood around while they did the service, about 2 hours later and $300.00. I couldn't have picked a better day, cold wet and raining outside. The service personal Father and Son Team dropped what they were doing and got right on my Roadster. What they were doing before was not as important as a real live customer!! Business at that time was almost "0"... Who wants to test ride bikes or have their bike serviced in that kind of weather?? OH Ya and cause it was too nasty outside and so little business they offered me a $50.00 discount for coming in for a winter service and check up!
Ya all know I will drive the 100 plus miles one way again and again for Pro Caliber :firstplace: to care for my BABY :yes:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
It is always good to hear about dealers that take appointments for service and actually keep them. I also do not like "overnight" or "multiple days" to do routine service on the :spyder2:. If major issues crop up--due to the service--then I don't have any problem with the extra time involved. I do want them to get it right the first time.
Too many dealers have the "it will take three weeks before we can get you in" or "it will take 3-5 days to get it done" menatlity--just because they can. That has been one of my constant gripes since day one.
Too many dealers have the "it will take three weeks before we can get you in" or "it will take 3-5 days to get it done" menatlity--just because they can. That has been one of my constant gripes since day one.
Polish Eagle
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I had a 9 AM appointment for the 600 mile service with my selling dealer, Alcoa Good Times in Louisville, TN last Friday. They got right on it & I was back on the road at around 11:30 AM. :thumbup:
eagleeye299
New member
Being gainfully employed doesn't leave a lot of time to be sitting around my dealer while they do the service. I was able to drop it off Monday before work and told them that I could pick it up on Wednesday night, the night they are open late, on my way home from work. I'm sorry that I'm not yet retired or a lottery winner, maybe then I'll have all the free time in the world to wait while service is done.
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