- This is R. Lachance
- Thank you all for you replies, good or bad to this situation -
they gave me good insight, and I can understand if you are getting
bored of it. I've been posting this story around for the past 5/6
months now in hopes of showing all "shoddy" dealers and big
motorcycle corporations that the little guy won't just fade back
into the corner after he gets beat.
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- Everyone who owns a motorcycle knows how hard they had to work
to get it; and if not, they at least know how expensive things are
these days.
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- For everyone who is not a professional mechanic or simply just
do not have the time nor the skills to rip a bike apart at will
and slap it back together - where do we go to get the basic
services if we can't even trust the dealer and/or manufacture to
do a quality job - or a job at all!
- In my situation, it wouldn't have mattered if I was a
certified mechanic. - Honda couldn't even get the parts to
me.
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- All in all - I have been a true Honda believer in the past,
and I still think they make incredible products - but after this
whole ordeal, would you jump right back on the Honda
bandwagon?
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- You have to remember, I live in Canada. I don't get to ride
year round. We get 6 months of riding if we're lucky. This year I
could have been riding in December, which is unheard of.
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- BlackB1ade you wrote this: "There are ways and means of
getting corporate revenge, and this aint it." ---Man I'm
listening, what do I do? Court is out of the picture. I don't what
to end up paying my lawyer more than what I want in return. What I
want back is: 1 years worth of depreciation on my bike, and get my
bike and insurance payments back for the 8 months that I haven't
had the luxury of having my vehicle in my own garage.
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- Anyway, I didn't mean to upset anyone other that the dealers
and manufactures.
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- ---R.Lachance
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- ca.geocities.com/no_servic