usedtobefast
Well-known member
Let's say a dealership has a brand new bike in stock and a recall is issued for it.
When do they do that recall fix? Is it common to wait until after they sell it and doing pre-delivery steps? Or would some (most?) dealerships be more pro-active and fix it before a buyer comes along?
I just did a 5 hour round trip to pick up a new bike ... got there ... can't pick it up, there is a recall on it and they have to order parts to do the recall work. :thumbdown :thumbdown
A bit pissed about this, but also understand they didn't know about the recall until they started prepping it (~1 hr before I was due to show up and pick it up).
So now I guess I'll get my new bike some day. And take another lovely 5 hour road trip to get it. Geez. :mad
When do they do that recall fix? Is it common to wait until after they sell it and doing pre-delivery steps? Or would some (most?) dealerships be more pro-active and fix it before a buyer comes along?
I just did a 5 hour round trip to pick up a new bike ... got there ... can't pick it up, there is a recall on it and they have to order parts to do the recall work. :thumbdown :thumbdown
A bit pissed about this, but also understand they didn't know about the recall until they started prepping it (~1 hr before I was due to show up and pick it up).
So now I guess I'll get my new bike some day. And take another lovely 5 hour road trip to get it. Geez. :mad