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I got my first bike ever...about 2 months ago...sadly i did take the bike down once....it just hit 820 miles and had to take it in for a FULLLL service..and cuz i have the service plan its all freeee!! but i also wanted to take it in there to get the thrash looked at....not to much just the norm things...toook the bike in....gave him the keys....they took it into the back....(930am)...i HOURS for a call...so i call back....(300pm) "oh yeah your bikes redy...and by the way i while your bike was being worked on we had it raised up on our jack stand (4 feet in the air) and your new 2008 Honda cbr600rr FELL OFF AND HIT THE GOUND SHATTERING MY MIRROR AND HITTING MY CRANK CASE EVEN MORE AND ADN!!!!! BRAKING OFF MY ENTIRE FENDER FERRING!!!!!!!!!!! ![]() What Should i do? they said they will fix everything..no charge...everything but my crank case...but how do you brake a mirror and a fender and not hit the crank case....even though i layed it down first...i took it there to make sure it was ok.....shhould they fix it now????? they also said that if i bring them a crank case...and frame sliders they will install for free.....but i think they should do more....what u all think??? oh and its the Honda Dealer on Rancho!!! | |
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WTF you have to be joking! I would have it checked out by and independent party and make sure the bike is okay. Did you call your insurance company and I would definitely take pictures of the damage. Did they list any damage on the bike when you brought it in? Can you say brand new bike?!?
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i have pics...but only one prob with the insurance....im 20 so my insurance on the bike is only liablity if it were any more than that i would be paying 3000 a month LOL... i have a pic of the guy pointing to the broken stuff lol.
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| Racing Junkie Joined: Jul 2008 From: n lasvegas Posts: 195 I Ride: 08 cbr600rr |
hard to say sean. I think they should fix everything including the case and some how Inc that your bike is 100%. Or get a lawyer. U will win. Then u can get a ducati!!!
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Wow....that's....a....painful...post...to...read.. .. .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... They should fix everything. I would tell them to replace everything that was damaged while in their possession. Fender, mirror, and crank case. If it landed on the seat it might have bent the subframe also. If they argue, tell them that you will talk to your lawyer, about compensation.
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I would talk to an attorney anyway, unless of course they fix everything.
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| Racing Junkie Joined: Sep 2006 From: 215N/Pecos Posts: 162 I Ride: 04 1000RR |
Honda Rancho is now Ride Now so I'm not surprised at all to hear that. It sucks to hear but not at all surprising. While they are responsible for the damage caused there I wouldn't want them touching the bike again. I damn near totaled my bike with only 600 miles on it and Racer's Edge did a killer job on fixing it. I would talk to a lawyer and see if and independent can fix it and bill Ride Now
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| Racing Junkie Joined: Jul 2008 From: n lasvegas Posts: 195 I Ride: 08 cbr600rr |
I say talk to an attorny, leave the bike there. Gather all the info possible, details son. Call your girlfriend that works in a lawfirm (duh) and have her people call there people, come to an agreement, call there boss, call Honda. Boy they'll b pissed off at how there customer is being treated. Dude odds r in your favor
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| Racing Junkie Joined: Jul 2008 From: n lasvegas Posts: 195 I Ride: 08 cbr600rr |
hmm I didn't know that, ridenaw did my first tune up and forgot a bolt that goes to my lower fairing. This is y I'm learning to do the labor myself. Yea I'd also take it to another shop and have ridenaw billed. Talk to the lawyer first. He might have other plans
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call a lawyer, they need to fix it all. dont even talk to them about it unless its through your attorney.
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| Racing Junkie Joined: Jul 2008 From: n lasvegas Posts: 195 I Ride: 08 cbr600rr |
fight the power
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yeah baby, you got to fight, for the right, to get your shiiiiiiiit fixed.
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I agree with everyone here, don't take it home because then they can try to claim that the big damage happened on your watch. If you took the bike in with scratches on the crank case, and got it back with a CRACK in the crank case, then something is fishy there and they need to own up. Better yet, go to Channel 13 on their ass!!!!
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good idea, r3k
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2 Words: "malitalve cocktail" through the window!
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Yes, leave it there. Once you accept it back, you have essentially released them. It sucks worse when you finance a vehicle and you can't ride/drive it because they screwed up.
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Good thing i bought it on a fixed rate credit card! LOL
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no doubt. we can always go choke the life out of them!
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