Damaged during shipping = NOT HAPPY!!!
Once you get the settlement, buy a new outer faring and install it yourself. What is hard about that? Or let the dealer install it if you have enough settlement money. But I would do it myself to know it was done right, and save the money for gas.
Why didn't you direct the movers on how to secure your bike in that moving truck? Why leave it up to a couple of guys that have no clue?
Sorry to hear about what happened in the crate. So unavoidable. But you know, these days all you have out there are drug users and losers doing this kind of work.
Why didn't you direct the movers on how to secure your bike in that moving truck? Why leave it up to a couple of guys that have no clue?
Sorry to hear about what happened in the crate. So unavoidable. But you know, these days all you have out there are drug users and losers doing this kind of work.
First thing I saw when they opened the crate was my fairing leaning against the wall of the crate. From the outside you can see that the all was protruding outward. It was obviously not strapped down very well, so even if they were to load it up on the truck good they probably would have still damaged it.
I sure hope not. A friend was telling me his friends bike came from Japan upside down.
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An infamous cathouse in Germany that if you went you could possibly need a shot of penicillin afterwards to repair the damage.
Ahhhh..... OK. I'll remember to stay away when I go up there. I'm allergic to PCN so it could be really bad. LOL
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