Harley Dealer vs. Yamaha Dealer
#41
07-11-2011, 02:08 PM
I've had good experiences with three Harley dealers while on the road.
Bellemont AZ, a new rear tire, got me in and out in 1.5 hrs
Billings MT, a new rear tire, got me in and out in just under 2 hrs
Reno NV, new stator and regulator, had me back on the road in under 4 hrs
The worst dealer service I've had is my local shop. After a 95" install I found finger tight exhaust nuts and my battery tender harness was not on the battery.
Bellemont AZ, a new rear tire, got me in and out in 1.5 hrs
Billings MT, a new rear tire, got me in and out in just under 2 hrs
Reno NV, new stator and regulator, had me back on the road in under 4 hrs
The worst dealer service I've had is my local shop. After a 95" install I found finger tight exhaust nuts and my battery tender harness was not on the battery.
#43
07-11-2011, 04:08 PM
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(functioning as singular) acclaim, glory, or prestige
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#45
07-11-2011, 06:46 PM
Sounds like my dealer here. They drop everything to help those they call travelers. I've also had the same experience at other HD dealers. One of the great things about being a Harley rider.
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07-11-2011, 07:10 PM
It is singular. The plural (in Greek) would be kudê. But we tend not to pluralize uncountables in English.
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07-11-2011, 08:25 PM
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07-11-2011, 10:49 PM
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Damn Schu you beat me too it. I hated those things, way too much coconut for me. Anyway now back on topic... I was hoping to hear the yamaha rider traded in his bike and bought a Harley to finish the trip on.
