I Purchased a 2012 sportster 72 with 1200 miles 2 weeks ago when driving the bike home I Noticed the fuel light was staying on I call when I got home and they said the would pick the bike up in a week and they did 2 days later I called and they didnt know anything then they called back a day later said they replaced the sensor checked the computer and the wiring and put a new gas tank on the bike and nothing worked. Now 3 days later I called the guy working on the bike isnt working today and they know nothing. What should I do ask for my money back. Call Corporate or wait ?

 

I am not sure of warranty limitations on used bikes. If worse comes to worse,make sure you have enough gas in the tank. The 72 has a small peanut tank so I would be visually checking it anyways if heading out for a longer distance. Other than that, I really don't know what you can do without knowing the details of the warranty offered.

 

I called corporate once. They gave me a case number and I never heard back. You could ask for your money back. Good luck with that route.

 

I was told 30 day 1000 mile warranty and I purchased the 2 year harley warranty that would cover everything

 

corporate won't do anything about a bike that is 7 years old and was bought used. if you bought it from a dealer you will have to work this out with them. if you got it from a private party.....you're on your own.

 

You won't get money back and if you do consider yourself lucky. They should cover the parts and labor if you bought the warranty. Sounds like a unorganized service department.

 

It is pretty clear you bought it from a dealership of some type and probably HD- Give them some time to work on it and escalate if they come back to you and say sorry buddy can't help you. Until then give them a chance to make it right. I know you want to ride it and it sucks but... Track what they say and do, track dates and times etc and who told you what when.

 

I like the bike but they clearly did not test the bike before it left because it left broken It's like they're dragging their feet.

Friend of mine bought a used bike with a 1000 miles on it the starter went up and they had the bike for almost 2 months I don't wanna wait 2 months For a first time Harley owner There not giving me a good impression about the company

 

I am not defending H-D by an stretch of the imagination, but H-D corporate is not directly responsible for your situation. Dealers are independently owned. This is on the dealer. I hope it all works out for you.

 

Its not the company it's your dealership.