Shane Wallace Motorcycles - BEWARE!
#81
02-27-2012, 04:53 PM
So based on FBFletch's experience of the time taken to fix his bike, you've done a total of 30 bikes.
#84
02-27-2012, 06:59 PM
Road Master
I'm not sure how long he plans on staying in business as he didn't even renew his wallacecustoms.com domain name.
#85
02-27-2012, 07:43 PM
Post of the week!!!! LMAO!!!!
Only problem is you used the word "fix" instead of "FUBAR". Maybe he spent the rest of the time in court.
#86
02-27-2012, 10:31 PM
hhmmm! first post!! are you that thief's Shane's misses?? that guy needs a hiding!! just sayin
#87
02-28-2012, 01:07 AM
Wow Kiwi. That's a great point. Let's see. The user name is Fancy Lady. Shane and his misses ride around in a Lincoln Navigator. Could be.
#88
02-28-2012, 05:05 AM
And just to set the record straight, Shane told the Magistrate in court that he had been in business for 5 years - not 15. But, I suppose if wrenching on motorcycles in the garage at daddy's house counts as "bike building" experience, I've been a bike builder for 40 years and didn't even know it.
Quite honestly, one of the reasons I let Shane do the work is that I didn't want to invest in the tools I needed to do the transmission work. Otherwise, I would have done the work myself (given that I've been wrenching on cars and motorcycles longer than Shane has been alive).
In restrospect, had I bought the tools I needed, it would have saved me at least $2000 over the price of the tools and I wouldn't have ended up with a hack job.
That reminds me, I forgot about one more fact that I failed to mention in my previous post:
12) Had to spend $1000 to rent a bike to go to Sturgis because SWM didn't have my bike ready as promised.
Quite honestly, one of the reasons I let Shane do the work is that I didn't want to invest in the tools I needed to do the transmission work. Otherwise, I would have done the work myself (given that I've been wrenching on cars and motorcycles longer than Shane has been alive).
In restrospect, had I bought the tools I needed, it would have saved me at least $2000 over the price of the tools and I wouldn't have ended up with a hack job.
That reminds me, I forgot about one more fact that I failed to mention in my previous post:
12) Had to spend $1000 to rent a bike to go to Sturgis because SWM didn't have my bike ready as promised.
#89
02-28-2012, 07:11 AM
Grand HDF Member
And just to set the record straight, Shane told the Magistrate in court that he had been in business for 5 years - not 15. But, I suppose if wrenching on motorcycles in the garage at daddy's house counts as "bike building" experience, I've been a bike builder for 40 years and didn't even know it.
Quite honestly, one of the reasons I let Shane do the work is that I didn't want to invest in the tools I needed to do the transmission work. Otherwise, I would have done the work myself (given that I've been wrenching on cars and motorcycles longer than Shane has been alive).
In restrospect, had I bought the tools I needed, it would have saved me at least $2000 over the price of the tools and I wouldn't have ended up with a hack job.
That reminds me, I forgot about one more fact that I failed to mention in my previous post:
12) Had to spend $1000 to rent a bike to go to Sturgis because SWM didn't have my bike ready as promised.
Quite honestly, one of the reasons I let Shane do the work is that I didn't want to invest in the tools I needed to do the transmission work. Otherwise, I would have done the work myself (given that I've been wrenching on cars and motorcycles longer than Shane has been alive).
In restrospect, had I bought the tools I needed, it would have saved me at least $2000 over the price of the tools and I wouldn't have ended up with a hack job.
That reminds me, I forgot about one more fact that I failed to mention in my previous post:
12) Had to spend $1000 to rent a bike to go to Sturgis because SWM didn't have my bike ready as promised.
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02-28-2012, 01:50 PM
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Not the misses of Shane. Just been following this post since the beginning and have some experience with the legal system. I think it is funny how this website is "supposed" to be about Harley Dealers, Products, and Experiences. You make a post threatening someone and I think that is an immature and irresponsible comment to make. This isn't a Harley Hit List website.