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Not sure which dealership you bought the bike from, you being in Brooklyn, but listen to what you are being told. New to you bike should not have left the dealership with a warning light on, you should have gotten off the bike and asked them to deal with it. But you are still OK, call you salesman, explain the bike needs to come bike due to codes. Let them deal with it, and it should not cost you any $$$$$$. Good luck.
I'm from Eastern Europe, we always buy second hand so something not working properly when you purchase vehicle is normal over there 😆
I freaking love this bike already.
Dealerships told me $1000+ for mini apes, so was kinda scared to even mention to them servicing or something thinkin they'll overcharge the **** out of me
😆 Thank you for advices
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