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Finally got the bike in to the dealer Wednesday, they had it 2 days...
Result: Mothership is aware of the issue, no fix as of yet. They are gathering data to determine a cause of action. They want my videos and have documented my case.
The noise is followed by a loss of power. Mine wouldn’t get past 6000 rpm when I got to dealer. No pumps in inventory, no idea when stock arriving. Does anyone know of any available pumps in Canada/USA?
Any others having this issue? Mine started screaming a few weeks back, but I’ve been ignoring it. I don’t feel like making time to drop it off at the dealership.
Any others having this issue? Mine started screaming a few weeks back, but Ive been ignoring it. I dont feel like making time to drop it off at the dealership.
Mine doesn't do it all the time, in fact it's only happened a handful of times since I took it to the dealer. They basically told me it's been documented and nothing else they can do. I'm gonna ride it until it fails then I'm gonna have someones *** when it finally fails. I'll use all my time and resources to make someone's life a living hell to include the dealer and the mothership (I hope your listening mothership).
Mine doesn't do it all the time, in fact it's only happened a handful of times since I took it to the dealer. They basically told me it's been documented and nothing else they can do. I'm gonna ride it until it fails then I'm gonna have someones *** when it finally fails. I'll use all my time and resources to make someone's life a living hell to include the dealer and the mothership (I hope your listening mothership).
Mine does it 100% of the time. I can hear it over the noisy motor with ear plugs in.
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