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Why don't car oil change places do Harleys?
I've been wondering this for a while. Why don't any of the quick lube oil change places that we take our cars to offer services for bikes? I'd imagine the profit margin on a Harley is much higher than a $14.95 oil change on a Honda Civic.. why don't any of these places try to cash in on this?
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I couldn't tell you why. I don't take my car there, because I don't trust them.
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Who would trust Jiffy lube kids to change three holes on a Harley? Personally I would not take my cars to them or any quick lube shop. dealer or do it at home. Most of the time the dealer is less expensive.
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My aren't you a trusting soul.
No thanks, not my bike. |
Yeah not saying I trust these guys to know the difference from my asshole and a hole in the ground.. but I still don't get why they wouldn't want to try to cash in on the money potential here.
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because any serious motorcyclist wouldn't take their bike there.
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Originally Posted by Firewoman
(Post 12901309)
because any serious motorcyclist wouldn't take their bike there.
"He Who Lives In Joy Does His Creator's Will". The Baal Shem Tov, Founder of Chasidic Judaism... ca. 1750's |
I imagine there was never a market for it in the past. Years ago most people that owned a bike, did regular maintenance themselves. Certainly doesn't get much easier than a bike to change oil on. Someone would have to be fully aware they'd need to turn in their man-card if they were seen going to a junky-lube with their bike.
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I wouldn't trust them to mow my lawn
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Originally Posted by YeOldeStonecat
(Post 12901400)
I imagine there was never a market for it in the past. Years ago most people that owned a bike, did regular maintenance themselves. Certainly doesn't get much easier than a bike to change oil on. Someone would have to be fully aware they'd need to turn in their man-card if they were seen going to a junky-lube with their bike.
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