IDS, Letter to MOCO, PICKED UP BIKE 10/29/2007
#81
RE: IDS, Letter to MOCO, UP-DATE MET WITH REP
ORIGINAL: glens
I just re-read the thread-starting post. I know it's late now, but I caught you used the word "defiantly" instead of "definitely" in one place. Oh, well...
I posted this to getsome help before I sent it inand you let me make this mistake.... you are fired
This is like English 101 up in here. Can we get us a spell check up in this peice?
(emphasis mine)
You then proceed to ask for an IDS. The IDS will not help one iota when the bike is not moving. Have you considered this?
I just re-read the thread-starting post. I know it's late now, but I caught you used the word "defiantly" instead of "definitely" in one place. Oh, well...
I posted this to getsome help before I sent it inand you let me make this mistake.... you are fired
This is like English 101 up in here. Can we get us a spell check up in this peice?
ORIGINAL: monkish
The reason for writing is we are very unhappy with the engine noise coming from the FLHRC. It just plain sounds like crap. It is like a box of rocks when it is at idle and when going down the road.
The reason for writing is we are very unhappy with the engine noise coming from the FLHRC. It just plain sounds like crap. It is like a box of rocks when it is at idle and when going down the road.
You then proceed to ask for an IDS. The IDS will not help one iota when the bike is not moving. Have you considered this?
A company that has a problem with their product or serviceispretty common these days. Whatmakes a top notch organization is how they deal with the issue. As of today I can not report a final conclusion except that my local rep seemed straight up andsincere about wanting to make us happy and satisfied. I willdefinitely give an in depth write up when we get the bike back.
Later
#82
RE: IDS, Letter to MOCO, UP-DATE MET WITH REP
ORIGINAL: monkish
Can we get us a spell check up in this peice?
Can we get us a spell check up in this peice?
Trouble is, "defiantly" is definitely spelled correctly, so that don't get caught.
I must say that the rep I met with was entirely likeable and seemed like a straight-up guy. I have a good feeling about my dealing with him and the shop where I bought my ride.
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#83
RE: IDS, Letter to MOCO, UP-DATE MET WITH REP
ORIGINAL: Trbolvr
I was thinking of ordering an IDS from Zanotti's but before I did I went out to Fargo HD to see what their price was...$305 and they wouldn't deal on the price. I then asked the service department how much labor would be on the install and they said that if I can wait until October 1st HD has free labor on certain parts/installs/fixes and that the IDS was one of the "free labor" items. They said this is a nationwide special that runs from October through March.
I was thinking of ordering an IDS from Zanotti's but before I did I went out to Fargo HD to see what their price was...$305 and they wouldn't deal on the price. I then asked the service department how much labor would be on the install and they said that if I can wait until October 1st HD has free labor on certain parts/installs/fixes and that the IDS was one of the "free labor" items. They said this is a nationwide special that runs from October through March.
I have not heard of this and am considering the IDS upgrade in the very near future.
Thanks, mrbadlands
#84
#85
RE: IDS, Letter to MOCO, UP-DATE MET WITH REP
ORIGINAL: mrbadlands
Do you have a web link or something somewhere that explains this "Free Labor on Certain Parts/Installs/Fixes?
I have not heard of this and am considering the IDS upgrade in the very near future.
Thanks, mrbadlands
ORIGINAL: Trbolvr
I was thinking of ordering an IDS from Zanotti's but before I did I went out to Fargo HD to see what their price was...$305 and they wouldn't deal on the price. I then asked the service department how much labor would be on the install and they said that if I can wait until October 1st HD has free labor on certain parts/installs/fixes and that the IDS was one of the "free labor" items. They said this is a nationwide special that runs from October through March.
I was thinking of ordering an IDS from Zanotti's but before I did I went out to Fargo HD to see what their price was...$305 and they wouldn't deal on the price. I then asked the service department how much labor would be on the install and they said that if I can wait until October 1st HD has free labor on certain parts/installs/fixes and that the IDS was one of the "free labor" items. They said this is a nationwide special that runs from October through March.
I have not heard of this and am considering the IDS upgrade in the very near future.
Thanks, mrbadlands
#87
RE: IDS, Letter to MOCO, UP-DATE MET WITH REP
ORIGINAL: daconiam
So what is the word? Didja get your bike fixed?????
So what is the word? Didja get your bike fixed?????
#89
RE: IDS, Letter to MOCO, UP-DATE MET WITH REP
I think this IDS is just a mask to cover the real problem and that in the future you will be looking at big problems. Here's another problem now......what if you want to put some nice wheels on your bike with matching rotors and matching pulley like I did......your screwed.......you can't do it. Harley needs to fix this problem properly and that is to redesign this transmission/primary drive setupbefore they start failing later on in there life cycle. I personally think that HD is making way to many changes way to fast on all the items on their bikes. It used to be nice many years ago that no matter where you went or whether you went to an HD dealer or an independent shop you could almost always count on getting the parts you needed......now.....good luck if even the dealer has them. I think they are doing it so eventually you will only be able to get parts from the Dealer as all the aftermaket manufacturers will get fed up with having to redesign the parts every couple years to match the changes. I can tell you that I'm sure glad my bike is a 2005.
#90
RE: IDS, Letter to MOCO, UP-DATE MET WITH REP
ORIGINAL: Kasper
I think this IDS is just a mask to cover the real problem and that in the future you will be looking at big problems. Here's another problem now......what if you want to put some nice wheels on your bike with matching rotors and matching pulley like I did......your screwed.......you can't do it. Harley needs to fix this problem properly and that is to redesign this transmission/primary drive setup before they start failing later on in there life cycle. I personally think that HD is making way to many changes way to fast on all the items on their bikes. It used to be nice many years ago that no matter where you went or whether you went to an HD dealer or an independent shop you could almost always count on getting the parts you needed......now.....good luck if even the dealer has them. I think they are doing it so eventually you will only be able to get parts from the Dealer as all the aftermaket manufacturers will get fed up with having to redesign the parts every couple years to match the changes. I can tell you that I'm sure glad my bike is a 2005.
I think this IDS is just a mask to cover the real problem and that in the future you will be looking at big problems. Here's another problem now......what if you want to put some nice wheels on your bike with matching rotors and matching pulley like I did......your screwed.......you can't do it. Harley needs to fix this problem properly and that is to redesign this transmission/primary drive setup before they start failing later on in there life cycle. I personally think that HD is making way to many changes way to fast on all the items on their bikes. It used to be nice many years ago that no matter where you went or whether you went to an HD dealer or an independent shop you could almost always count on getting the parts you needed......now.....good luck if even the dealer has them. I think they are doing it so eventually you will only be able to get parts from the Dealer as all the aftermaket manufacturers will get fed up with having to redesign the parts every couple years to match the changes. I can tell you that I'm sure glad my bike is a 2005.
LOL!!! right on Kasper!!
And I'm sure glad mine's an '06!!! with a carburetor