I agree.

Depeding on how bad it is, you could probably just keep it, since the bags hide most of the wheel.

That said, if it was my bike, I'd want it fixed.

~Joe

 

I guess it is always good to go over the bike before leaving it in the hands of the garage guy. This way he can't say it was there or you brought it in like that

 

I just had my Indy replace my tire.
I shined up the rim and told him (when I dropped it off) to notice how the rim was pretty with no scratches..

 

Joe I run the 3 inch travel rear shocks off of the Electra Glide and the sad part is that the only thing you really do see is the Aluminum lip, mostly because it is on the opposite side of the jiffy stand. My dilemma at this point is: are they capable of doing better or is it just going to get worst?

 

Demand a new rim. There's no excuse for such carelessness.

 

I've seen H-D dealer service departments with "not responsible for damages" signs. Hence, why I go to a Indy. Sucks about your wheel and is a shame the "experts" can't take the time to do the job right.

 

Yep...dealer screw up.....

 

Yep...the lowest paid guys in the Service Department.

Steve

 

The question is: "What are you going to do about?"
Care to share with the rest of us the name and where the shop is located?
And if the Stealership accepts responsibility - let us know that to.
But I think we all know what answer you'll get.

Ride In Peace

 

Just another example as to why I CRINGE at the thought of taking my bike to ANYONE to have ANYTHING done to it. Got to get new rubber front and rear here pretty soon and I will damn sure take photos AT THE DEALERSHIP when I drop it off.