prepaid maintanence
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Road Captain
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From: Milwaukee
prepaid maintanence
Did you/would youbuy prepaid maintanence from your local dealer? A friend of mine bought it and is very happy because it covers all of his oil changes, 1000/5000/etc scheduled maint visits, and also covers tires.
what do you think?
what do you think?
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: The Lone Star State
RE: prepaid maintanence
Didn't buy it, probably not a bad idea if your not going to do it yourself. Didn't like the idea of paying interest on the service plan. I got the tire deal when I bought my bike just as an incentive.
Tourer
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Parker CO
RE: prepaid maintanence
At the dealer I am getting my 1k mile service done at next week offers a prepaid maintenance at a discount. The thing is it is either 2 years 20k miles @ $872 or 3 years 30k miles @ $1530. I won't ride enough to pay for it. I will also be doing my own service after this initial service anyway.
Cruiser
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: NJ
RE: prepaid maintanence
My dealer offers a 3yr unlimited mileage. For some reason only 30 mos on tires, and brake pads are not covered at all.
I also get same day service as long as bike is there by 9am. I plan to ride enough to pay for it and so far it's working out that way. 5,000 miles in 4 months.
I also get same day service as long as bike is there by 9am. I plan to ride enough to pay for it and so far it's working out that way. 5,000 miles in 4 months.
Road Master
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: East NM
RE: prepaid maintanence
Since I'm retired, the weather and chores around the ranch are the only things that keep me from riding. In my case, it's a good buy. For the poor working stiff that I used to be, it probably wouldn't have been worth it because I had to ride a commuter train to work from a station only 2 miles from the house.
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