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Originally Posted by impostingbecauseyoureoverreacting
Here are the facts. Dealers will and probably have received the kits today. There is still no service bulletin available in order to perform the needed checks and repairs and receive credit for them, thusly even with kits repairs aren't being performed until this bulletin arrives. I can also guarantee that the dealers aren't receiving nearly enough kits to fix all of the affected bikes that they have, customer and unsold. Again, these are actual facts.
You don't give us any support information as to why we should accept these facts you offer.
because I am sitting here refreshing the harley davidson dealer-only website waiting for the service bulletins to show up with less then a quarter of the kits I need sitting next to me on my desk.
I just called my dealer. They said that are not calling people or scheduling anything till they get the parts,and they should be here maybe thursday or friday and then they will call me to schedule.
I just got back from the dealer dropping my bike off for the recall repairs. At this time they had not received the parts but by dropping it off early I'm assured it will be fixed with the first shipment of parts. They should be here Tue or Wed maybe Thurs at the latest and should have the bike back by the weekend. Fingers are crossed!!!!'
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