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Thnx for the replies. I was told before that if they don't do the oil change at the 1000k mark and check everything, the warranty was voided. I'm not here to bad mouth any establishment, there's no point of putting that energy out in the air. Sometimes things happen. Thats life you deal with it but try and find your balance( just like the road). The only thing I did was add a sissy bar, changed the oil, transmission, filter, primary chaincase. Haven't touched electrics at all on the bike. To be honest only thing I ever did was on my vulcan( sold it) . During the pandemic I installed exhaust, air flow, wiring back turn signals, changing the front light to a led, rewiring when installing the power commander, and downloading different mapping systems for the bike. Been riding for 6 years. But I will maybe ponder on the idea of a different dealer. Just been working. 🙃
That is BULLSH*T as long as you saved your receipts your warranty is fine. you need to report the person that told you that to the dealer management, if it was the management report them to HD. Probably won't do any good but you never know
Thnx for the replies. I was told before that if they don't do the oil change at the 1000k mark and check everything, the warranty was voided. I'm not here to bad mouth any establishment, there's no point of putting that energy out in the air. Sometimes things happen. Thats life you deal with it but try and find your balance( just like the road). The only thing I did was add a sissy bar, changed the oil, transmission, filter, primary chaincase. Haven't touched electrics at all on the bike. To be honest only thing I ever did was on my vulcan( sold it) . During the pandemic I installed exhaust, air flow, wiring back turn signals, changing the front light to a led, rewiring when installing the power commander, and downloading different mapping systems for the bike. Been riding for 6 years. But I will maybe ponder on the idea of a different dealer. Just been working. 🙃
Try a different dealer, doing your own oil changes don't void the warranty. I live in Lancaster Pa and Iron Valley is a good dealer.
Thnx for the replies. I was told before that if they don't do the oil change at the 1000k mark and check everything, the warranty was voided. I'm not here to bad mouth any establishment, there's no point of putting that energy out in the air. Sometimes things happen. Thats life you deal with it but try and find your balance( just like the road). The only thing I did was add a sissy bar, changed the oil, transmission, filter, primary chaincase. Haven't touched electrics at all on the bike. To be honest only thing I ever did was on my vulcan( sold it) . During the pandemic I installed exhaust, air flow, wiring back turn signals, changing the front light to a led, rewiring when installing the power commander, and downloading different mapping systems for the bike. Been riding for 6 years. But I will maybe ponder on the idea of a different dealer. Just been working. 🙃
You did not void your warranty.
Give them another shot, or take it to another dealer
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