Your dealer owes you $80. They put the cheaper pipes on. What do you think they did with the cracked Power Duals? They didn't throw them out... they returned them to V&H for a new set under warranty! They should return the difference in the price of the pipes to you.
The reason I let them put the cheaper, Dresser Dual's on is because I was out of town, on a road trip, and needed pipes. It was either leave the bike there and wait for the Power Duals to come in, and find a ride back home, or take the Dresser Duals and get back on the road. Just looking for other opinion's on this. Thanks for all of them!
The reason I let them put the cheaper, Dresser Dual's on is because I was out of town, on a road trip, and needed pipes. It was either leave the bike there and wait for the Power Duals to come in, and find a ride back home, or take the Dresser Duals and get back on the road. Just looking for other opinion's on this. Thanks for all of them!
In my opinion, you're better off with the Dresser Duals. They won't crack in the future like the power duals did. If I were you, I'd relax and think about the positives. The dressers look better too. You got a good deal.
Your dealer owes you $80. They put the cheaper pipes on. What do you think they did with the cracked Power Duals? They didn't throw them out... they returned them to V&H for a new set under warranty! They should return the difference in the price of the pipes to you.
You should have told the dealer before you took the pipes that you wanted your $80 back. Either in credit or cash. I still don't see how V&H owes anything other than the replacement pipes. Well maybe a tranny cover if its messed up.
Your dealer owes you $80. They put the cheaper pipes on. What do you think they did with the cracked Power Duals? They didn't throw them out... they returned them to V&H for a new set under warranty! They should return the difference in the price of the pipes to you.
+1 have to agree. It this point V&H really don't owe you
11-17-2010, 08:41 AM
