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What all do they do at the HD shop? I've never had any "service" done on any of my bikes at any HD shop, just a repair or two. Is it worth it?
 
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Well in reading other posts about HD service (and my personal experience) they may or may not do many of the things you pay for. If you havent had a service in 100,000 miles why would you take it in now?

For my money doing my own service saves me money and ensures that I am checking my bike over to my satisfaction.
 
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The 100,000 mile service is $3500.00 per the service manual they use at the dealer, not worth it.
 
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The 100,000 mile service is $3500.00 per the service manual they use at the dealer, not worth it.
That's just plain dumb and stupid! I'd like to see that on paper.
 
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That's just plain dumb and stupid! I'd like to see that on paper.
I agree, that does sound a little rich to me. Personally, when I get to 100k mine is going to my Indy not a dealership.
 
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holy **** ! 3500 bucks . I love the stealership...... when im getting a new tire with the tire and wheel warranty. Lots of screws on the road ya know.
 
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no service is worth it, they wanted 350, i spent 160 on parts and tools and spent the day with my bike and put the other 190 in the gas tank. i cant wait to get 100k miles
 
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Originally Posted by Dusty Bones
The 100,000 mile service is $3500.00 per the service manual they use at the dealer, not worth it.
does that include a top end rebuild too?
 
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Originally Posted by SPRINGER
I agree, that does sound a little rich to me. Personally, when I get to 100k mine is going to my Indy not a dealership.
In recent history I have seen (not on the forums, talking real people I know in the real world) $300.00 fluid changes, $800.00 for tires, $1200.00 for 10K service. Some people refuse to learn how to do things themself and just pay, some will pay anything without batting an eye.

100,000 mile service. I bet many have been talked into more than $3500.00 for a 100K service.

Go into a dealer and just watch them tell you all the things that need a fixin on a 100K mile bike. When I get to 100K the only thing on my mind will be doing the regular services on my own.
 
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Originally Posted by Dusty Bones
In recent history I have seen (not on the forums, talking real people I know in the real world) $300.00 fluid changes, $800.00 for tires, $1200.00 for 10K service. Some people refuse to learn how to do things themself and just pay, some will pay anything without batting an eye.

100,000 mile service. I bet many have been talked into more than $3500.00 for a 100K service.

Go into a dealer and just watch them tell you all the things that need a fixin on a 100K mile bike. When I get to 100K the only thing on my mind will be doing the regular services on my own.
I have heard of those inflated prices before, that is why I won't go to a dealership. If a person has mechanical skills and has the necessary tools, then doing it themselves is a good way to save money. If a person doesn't have the necessary skills then I feel an Indy is the next choice.
 


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