So I just had one heck of an experience at Legacy Harley Davidson.
I had met one of their mechanics at the bar the other night and we were just bsing about bikes and my time in the military, I told him I had a few things I needed to do to my street bob so he told me to bring it by and he would hook me up.
He originally said that he would give me a free service (we were both pretty drunked up at the stage so I thought he was just pulling my chain).
Well I took the bike into him today to get a quote on prices etc.
I had my last service less than 2000 miles ago, so there was no point in doing a service, well he asked if I was interested in putting a SE clutch on the bike for free instead of having the service done. At this moment I was like 'holy crap he's being serious', So I took him up on the offer.
Well I come back to pick up the bike, and not only has he put the SE clutch on (which let me tell you gives a whole lot more get up and go from the start than the stock), but he replaced my rear tire (stock 160) with a 180, checked all my fluids, and cleaned the bike.... All on the house!
I was absolutely in shock, I would have never expected to see this kind of generosity out of a HD dealer.
Don at Legacy Harley Davidson gets a huge thumbs up from me.

 

Wow! That is awesome to hear!

 

Wow!
Hey how the hell are u? Are you still in Austin? If so come by and we'll go for a ride. Sundays going to be in the 70's

 

That's very, very cool of them to do that for you!

Hooray for them for doing such a swell thing and good for you with the super upgrades

 

That bar trip paid well...good for you and kudos on the excellent "pro-bono" service.

 

Doing good Dino, unfortunately I'm not in Austin anymore, I had to rush the move to get out to Odessa to start work. I'll be back down that way sometime though and we'll go for a ride.

 

Well keep in touch

 

You need to go out drinking more often. Amazing story.

 

how drunk were you and was his face the first thing you saw in the morning?

 

Woah. Better hope no one else from Legacy HD reads this... Being too publicly appreciative is a great way to get a guy fired