Well, the dealer told me to stop by to check the brakes out. The tech took it for a little spin and said it felt ok, which I'm satisfied with. Then they charged me $11.10 for his time lol.That attitude sure does not build customer relationships.
That’s some real riding, cudos.I don’t make that many miles in that time frame but I divide my time between a few bikes. Out on a six day tour right now of Virginia and West Virginia riding the Indian Roadmaster.
thanks. 3 bikes, no wonder.
Back brake should feel positive. I had problems twice with back brake. Once before the recall where my brake was non-existent, but came back working but spongy. After recall, brake was 100%, and positive in application with very little travel. Noticing now after just over 5k miles that it's not as positive, and with a little more travel but pad ware my play a role here, so I'm not thinking that it is actually a problem.
This fcking dealer has no shame.
Indeed. I was about to just ride away when the guy at the counter called me back to pay the bill. I was pretty surprised they would charge me for 5 minutes of their time to avoid a larger warranty job.
$11.10 for his time? I have never heard of a dealer charging you in increments of 5 minutes. It's a *****move in my book. I understand we all are at the mercy of their policy's but Christ, 5 minutes checking out a bike and they charge you. Wankers!!
I agree. Unfortunately there is no other Triumph dealer in the area or I would probably not go back either.
