How many miles does your dealer put on your bike
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Not trying to be a A$$.
But 10 miles you are sweating 10 miles.
It takes a little bit for things to get warmed up and make sure they are functioning properly.
I give you that you should be upset if it had 100 miles added but 10 miles not something to worry about.
OR you could do your own services and test ride it 10 miles.
JMO
But 10 miles you are sweating 10 miles.
It takes a little bit for things to get warmed up and make sure they are functioning properly.
I give you that you should be upset if it had 100 miles added but 10 miles not something to worry about.
OR you could do your own services and test ride it 10 miles.
JMO
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#23
Don't sweat the mileage
Don't sweat the mileage your dealer put on. For starters unless you have a "cold start" problem he needs to get it to operating temp.
Secondly most dealers have a standard ride route for test rides. Besides, the warranty is unlimited mileage so who cares?
I had an intermittent electrical problem on my 2012 Ultra Classic w/ 16,000+ on it. 50 some miles later the dealer got it to replicate. Solved the problem with one service visit and because of the length of the test rides found two more problems, unrelated, that were also fixed (under warranty) that could have been catastrophic later on.
Besides, as fast as insurance companies are to total bikes, and I'm sure your dealer has great insurance, you get an identical new one if they wreck it.
Reason for service visit handled potential problems or issues found and addressed, fewer visits and loss of riding time needed, more issues found and fixed under warranty, I don't see any reason to worry. I would be more concerned if he drove it around his lot for a mile and couldn't find the problem.
Spider
Secondly most dealers have a standard ride route for test rides. Besides, the warranty is unlimited mileage so who cares?
I had an intermittent electrical problem on my 2012 Ultra Classic w/ 16,000+ on it. 50 some miles later the dealer got it to replicate. Solved the problem with one service visit and because of the length of the test rides found two more problems, unrelated, that were also fixed (under warranty) that could have been catastrophic later on.
Besides, as fast as insurance companies are to total bikes, and I'm sure your dealer has great insurance, you get an identical new one if they wreck it.
Reason for service visit handled potential problems or issues found and addressed, fewer visits and loss of riding time needed, more issues found and fixed under warranty, I don't see any reason to worry. I would be more concerned if he drove it around his lot for a mile and couldn't find the problem.
Spider
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