Who is the best?

[otter28169]

I think I have a pretty good tech at my chosen dealership. What I was wondering was, Who has a good Spyder tech? What have they done to make you think so? I am sure there are some great techs out there, here is a chance to brag about the good ones.

 

[Bob Denman]

Aaron at Klinger's PowerSports! :2thumbs: :yes::yes: :firstplace:
I'll put him up against any other tech in a "Steel Cage Death-Match of skills"!

 

[Chupaca]

I'm out..!!

Do most myself with help from SL..don't know any tech's so it's up to the rest of you..!! :dontknow:

 

[ARtraveler]

As usual, I have a slightly different take. I look at the dealer, and how they treat me as a customer. I try to have a good relationship with the service manager--so they know me as the customer. Techs here, seem to come and go on a regular basis. That said, over 90% of the time, the work performed on my :spyder2: at any time has met or exceeded my expectations.

When I had my famous valve adjustment last fall, just before putting the :ani29: to bed for the long sleep--(28,000 miles), the tech did not install a new gasket. That created a leak that became apparant when I started driving the :spyder2: this year. The dealer made it right--and that is what counts, big time, for me. He did not charge me for over $800 in parts and labor to fix the tech's glitch.

 

[Joe]

The Spyder tech at Freemont Motor Sports does a fantastic job. Everything we have had him do on our bikes has been done in a timely manner and have not had any issues with the work. We have had a new dealer open up here in Colorado Springs, but I'm debating going to them or driving the 45 minutes to Freemont. Decisions, decisions.

 

[Littlebadwolf]

I was impressed with Roberts PowerSports while at Spyders in the Adirondacks...They helped me out with a bad situation, replace my front tires and actually aligned them correctly and thier rates were reasonable.

 

[Bob Denman]

Robert's has a great reputation... :thumbup: