A Follow Up On JackBeQuick

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I wanted to do a follow up on Bob's bracket that I bought from him a couple months ago. I originally posted this in another thread but I wanted to do this write-up on its own and then I will link this on the other thread because I think Bob deserves this.

I'm not going to whine and cry about how it started off. The bracket didn't quite fit and a couple of other things (read the original post if you want to know that). Anyways, Bob contacted me and told me he wanted to make this right and that there were two different bracket designs depending on the year of the Rocket and he was having the second design manufactured. Long story short but Bob sent me the new one before I even sent the old one back to him. I just put it on and the thing fits like a glove! I am VERY happy not only with this product but also the willingness of Bob to set this right for me.

Just for my own background but I am recently retired military and now I am manager of the safety & compliance department of a fuels transport carrier in KC, MO. It is a family owned business and I know the value of customer service of a VERY competitive industry and Bob exemplifies how customer service should be. I was pretty blunt and direct on my displeasure on the other post and now its time for me to put my arse where my mouth was and do this write-up...Bob deserves that.

So bottom line...not everything in life goes as planned as we all know. But you can be assured that if something should happen with JackBeQuick on your order then there is another person on that side that will do everything in his power to make it right for you and at the end of the day you can't ask for more than that! Thank you Bob and I still wish you success in your business! It really is a very clever design, a great product AND great customer support. :thumbsup:

Here are some photos of my bracket as proof:







This photo has no mechanical value: just me showing off my Rocket in the GREAT Show-Me State!:D

And for the record...the Chiefs are bringing home the Lombardi Trophy this year and there will be a melt down in KCMO!!!!


Oh yeah...Bob also sent me a 17mm Snap-on wrench with the new bracket to help with the installation. Just letting you know Bob that I was tempted but I am putting that wrench back in the mail and getting it back to you!;):thumbsup:
 
Nice write-up good know to hear of great customer service ,it is so lacking in today's world.
 
Oh yeah...Bob also sent me a 17mm Snap-on wrench with the new bracket to help with the installation. Just letting you know Bob that I was tempted but I am putting that wrench back in the mail and getting it back to you!;):thumbsup:[/QUOTE said:
Thanks for the kudos, but please keep the wrench.
Bob
 
must of missed original posts on this, is this a jacking point plate that bolts on and stays there to make jacking up the bike easier and more evenly balanced, if so how much including shipping to Auss (post code is 2536, NSW) for earlier Rocket Standard 2008 model
 
must of missed original posts on this, is this a jacking point plate that bolts on and stays there to make jacking up the bike easier and more evenly balanced, if so how much including shipping to Auss (post code is 2536, NSW) for earlier Rocket Standard 2008 model
Interested too
 
I've got mine, so like factory equipment that now that I've ridden around, I don't even see them unless I look at them. They are just there to do their job and will not stick out like a sore thumb, and yes they do fit. Bob is a perfectionist, if one don't work, he'll work on it until he has something that does.
 
JBQ Rocket III / R3 Lifting Bracket - Jack-Be-Quick

$170 includes priority shipping to Australia (about a week)
If 2 Aussies live close enough together, I believe I can get two in the same package for no extra shipping cost, so the second would be only $93 more.
You'd split $263.

And, yes. It stays mounted on the bike, so if you're away from home, the bike can still be easily and safely lifted.
 
Depending on the exchange rate
$170 US ($224 Au or $448 Au for 2)

Split $263 US ($347 Au which is $173.50 AU each ). Approx $50 AU saving each

I'm just out of Melbourne anyone interested.
 
Depending on the exchange rate
$170 US ($224 Au or $448 Au for 2)

Split $263 US ($347 Au which is $173.50 AU each ). Approx $50 AU saving each

I'm just out of Melbourne anyone interested.


Even if they didn't live that close, you could re-ship the 2nd one in country a lot less, and still split the cost.
I believe one is about 2.5 kilos shipped.
.....just a thought.
 
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