dont understand
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From: Rolla
have been reading some post somebody buys a part at a harley dealer doesnt no what part is needed dealer gives him wrong part he uses it is mad at dealer and wants dealer to fix his bike or buys something on line installs it himself doesnt work wants his harley dealer to fix it or replace it under warranty then gets mad at dealer be cause he wont i just dont understand
I have been reading some posts where somebody buys a part at a Harley dealer. Dealer is not sure what part is needed, so dealer gives him the wrong part. He uses the part anyway and then gets mad at the dealer and wants him to fix his bike. Or maybe he buys something online and installs it himself. It does not work either and wants his Harley dealer to fix it or replace it under warranty. When the dealer refuses, he gets mad at the dealer. I just don't understand.
Hilbily, is that close?
Road Master
Joined: Aug 2008
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From: Dikes, windmills & wooden shoes
Lets see if I can translate it for some of you non Hillbillies....
I have been reading some posts where somebody buys a part at a Harley dealer. Dealer is not sure what part is needed, so dealer gives him the wrong part. He uses the part anyway and then gets mad at the dealer and wants him to fix his bike. Or maybe he buys something online and installs it himself. It does not work either and wants his Harley dealer to fix it or replace it under warranty. When the dealer refuses, he gets mad at the dealer. I just don't understand.
Hilbily, is that close?
I have been reading some posts where somebody buys a part at a Harley dealer. Dealer is not sure what part is needed, so dealer gives him the wrong part. He uses the part anyway and then gets mad at the dealer and wants him to fix his bike. Or maybe he buys something online and installs it himself. It does not work either and wants his Harley dealer to fix it or replace it under warranty. When the dealer refuses, he gets mad at the dealer. I just don't understand.
Hilbily, is that close?
Obviously you guys there in the Show-Me state speaka da same lingo
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From: Land of the Free, Home of Jack Daniel's
+1........
Tourer
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From: Indiana
Guy makes a comment and gets 22 posts back on his punctuation. Yes, I agree that people need to take more responsibility for what they do to the bike. If you do not understand what you are working on, hire a pro. JMO.
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From: Nice home on the NorCal Coast
Yep, that is so true but some folks just can't help but be what they are.
hilbily,
You're right, there are many who do not want to accept responsibility for their own failings or inabilities and go out of their way to blame others for their shortcomings.
Krusr
hilbily,
You're right, there are many who do not want to accept responsibility for their own failings or inabilities and go out of their way to blame others for their shortcomings.
Krusr
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