SO ****ING PISSED
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RE: SO F*CKING PISSED
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how bad are the scratches? if they arent to bad you could sand it to bare metal and have it chromed or powdercoated. Same with the none welded one grind it down and have it welded. It's not that big of a deal it might cost you a little extra but it is going to get you on your bike sooner. People are just so dependent on the dealers when you could easily take it into your own hands and fix it.
how bad are the scratches? if they arent to bad you could sand it to bare metal and have it chromed or powdercoated. Same with the none welded one grind it down and have it welded. It's not that big of a deal it might cost you a little extra but it is going to get you on your bike sooner. People are just so dependent on the dealers when you could easily take it into your own hands and fix it.
Come on, im spending $20,200 on the bike and another $1,700 for the SE 103" Big Bore II kit, and this is what u think i should do on a brand new bike !
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RE: SO F*CKING PISSED
I agree, this is a Harley after all, not a Honda. We pay a premium for these bikes and they should be held to a higher standard. After forking out 20k for a bike you should not have to be fixing things, even if you can. It's your bike, make them deliver or tell them to shove it.
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RE: SO F*CKING PISSED
Hmm, Harley's fit & finish has been pretty good lately. If you're dead set on that model, I'd just wait for another one.
I saw my 1st Rocker in person yesterday. It wasn't the C, it was the other one. The silver anodized? parts look like
plastic or silver spray paint. I'm sorry but I was not one bit impressed. It was just ButtUgly !!! A hodge podge of parts.
The Deuce tank doesn't even go with the over all lines (if this model even has that).
I see the look they're trying to capture (Big Dog Choppers etc) but they missed the mark. And that seat ??!! I can't wait
to see the pedistal seat on that other one. Parden me while I go BARF!!!
I saw my 1st Rocker in person yesterday. It wasn't the C, it was the other one. The silver anodized? parts look like
plastic or silver spray paint. I'm sorry but I was not one bit impressed. It was just ButtUgly !!! A hodge podge of parts.
The Deuce tank doesn't even go with the over all lines (if this model even has that).
I see the look they're trying to capture (Big Dog Choppers etc) but they missed the mark. And that seat ??!! I can't wait
to see the pedistal seat on that other one. Parden me while I go BARF!!!
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RE: SO F*CKING PISSED
You got a lot more patients than I deadduck. With a comment like that from anyone in that dealership I would be demanding to speak to the owner and firing off e-mails and phone calls to H-D.at the same time.That's **** poor customer relations after a 7 month wait.
ORIGINAL: deadduck357
WHAT? i have been very patient, eager maybe, but come-on. hell they want me to make a decision between the two swingarms. asked them about a new one and they said the next would probably look just like this one.
WHAT? i have been very patient, eager maybe, but come-on. hell they want me to make a decision between the two swingarms. asked them about a new one and they said the next would probably look just like this one.
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RE: SO F*CKING PISSED
I have to agree with byersmtrco, I saw a Rocker C in person today and was not impressed. If that is the bike you want then they better make it right or tell them they can shove it up their ***.
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I agree - f*#k that, you pay good money for a new bike.
"NEW" is impotant word here, not some "second".
The MOCO talks up all the technology that goes into making the bikes (tolerances and paint finishes, welding techniques etc. etc.) and then they think that you will accept a second rate attempt.
They should remember that customers are hard to find, difficult to keep and easy to loose.
If it aint right don't let it out the door.[:@] [/align]
"NEW" is impotant word here, not some "second".
The MOCO talks up all the technology that goes into making the bikes (tolerances and paint finishes, welding techniques etc. etc.) and then they think that you will accept a second rate attempt.
They should remember that customers are hard to find, difficult to keep and easy to loose.
If it aint right don't let it out the door.[:@] [/align]
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