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Or at least that is what I was told today from a pretty crabby guy behind the counter at the local HD shop today.
I went in looking for adapters for 6 1/2" speakers. So I asked do you have adapters for 6 1/2" speakers for a batwing fairing. The guy mumbled something the kid next to him about aftermarket. Then he said what kind of bike do you need them for? I said my 11 Ultra, he then said what did you change out the fairing? I said no it is the one that came with it and he said...Well then that's not a batwing fairing, batwing fairings are aftermarket fairings that people put on their Road Kings and bikes like that. I said oh I always thought that that style was referred to as Batwing and the Fugly was Shark Nose. He said well that is wrong!
I asked if the adapters were an item they kept in stock he said no we have to order them and I said I can do that too on amazon thanks and I walked out.
So the moral of the story is if you call the style of fairing on your EG or SG a batwing style you are apparently wrong....
There's always going to be some belligerent, obstinate bastard who wants to argue about petty things. Give the store manager a call and tell him your experience, and they'll probably give you a discount in apology
Lol, I love those guys. Every time in find one I stand there and use all the wrong pronunciations and terminology I can think of. Some feel obligated to correct me, while some just walk away. Either way it's fun for me.
When stuff like that happens to me I ask to speak with the general manager, they cannot make corrections if they do not know there is a problem.
On the flip side if someone is helpful I am always thankful and if they go what I feel is above and beyond I again will ask to speak with the General Manager.
Ready F_ck with'em and call it a side stand.....And watch the confused dog look.....
Just call it the little stick thing that holds up the bike and the big wind block thing that should mess with his head. Arrogant ****** that talk down to a customer should be fired.
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