It is unfortunate that they dropped your bike. I think they tried to deny anything as well because in times like these, there are plenty of people lining up to take their jobs. A screw up like that could easily land someone on unemployment.

I will give them kudos though for stepping up and repairing everything, and also upgrading you to some new bars. Things work out, and in the end, you'll get your bike back better than when you took it in.

Keep positive, and be respectful. Not saying you aren't already. But know that you'll get much farther by treating people like people, and not peons.

 

Sorry to hear your tale of woe, hope it all works out for you.

Howver, punctuation is your friend.....


Shakey

 

I do all my own work too, except warranty repairs and recalls. I'd be upset if they drop my bike too but like I said, sh*t happens. As long as they fix it promptly, completely and add something for the inconvenience, I'd be fine.

 

Who's the Dealer?

 

Man! I would really check the front fender, fairing and the tank. If it bent the bars I would be amazed that nothing else was dinged or scratched. Also, Check to make sure the bike rides straight. The forks can get tweaked in a fall. I'd like to say I'd be cool but I'd be lying. I'd have a fit especially if they tried to deny anything. I'm not the kind of person who yells and hollers much but if someone tried to tell me some problem was existing it would get ugly.

 

You're probably right, but they better not try and cover it up. That would **** me off beyond belief. Now, if they dropped it, fessed up and said they would make it right, then Ok.