...have your scoot painted at the beginning of the riding season!

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!

Talked to painter last week, he says "I'm shooting to have the frame & swingarm ready for you to pickup next Friday."

Brothertalked to him today, "It'llshould be ready Tuesday after next"

I'll be giving him a ring today to inform him that all my parts are to be ready no later than May 7th. I initially told himI had a small wager (a juicy prime rib dinner)that I'd have it back together on May 1st, so he knew my time constraints. I told him "DON'T cause me to lose my bet."

I'll need a week to get it put back together, then at least a week to "shake it down" so all the nuts & bolts that are going to fall off will have the time to do so. Then I'll be off to Washington DC for Memorial Day.

[:@]

 

Good luck with the put back.
Losing the bet will be OK if you get your scoot together right the first time!
New paint means you have to dodge bugs all the way to DC.

 

I have a freind thats been waiting at least 2 months for his paint.He has to borrow a bike for a ride on sat.Now he is getting worriedabout having his bike back before Laughlin.

 

Waiting is the worse.

 

Mine could use fresh paint.I plan on gettingmine painted and touched up AFTER riding season. That way I'm not bothered by rock chips and road crud damage and scratches that are bound to occur while out on the road.

 

Painters are the worst (ask me how I know) as far as promising stuff and then not meeting that date....good luck.........maybe you'll have it by Memorial Day

 

I am just having the upper fairing. My dealer was the cheapest in town. The airbrush artist picked it up Wednesday and said it will be back the following Friday. 9 days. Hope it's right. Motorcycle paint should really be done in the Wunter to play it safe.

 

Then just keep putting off paying them! Promis one date and let it slip a few times.That should get thier attention!

 

Put a bra on it and ride...

 

do it yourself [8D]