Re: [ST] a rant about $$, 24K service, and stalls

[Erik Miner <axeis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sorry I did forget to add that ... I really do try and always drop the bike 
off clean. It accomplishes several things . First the tech working on it 
knows you care about the bike so they really do take more care not to 
scratch the bike, and also they usually will even do a better repair job 
since ALL mechanics prefer to work on a clean well maintained machine.

Erik



At 06:56 AM 7/31/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>"Erik Miner" wrote:
> >If you look at the maintenance schedule do the things
> > you can do, then have the dealer do the other things
> > on the list.. It will save you BIG $$$$$$$$$.
>
>ST owners:  Consider delivering the squeaky clean bike for the
>remaining service items with the fairing side panels, belly pan
>and all luggage (including the tankbag harness) removed.  You
>minimize the liklihood of scratches and the Technician will be
>eternally grateful.  You will also experience the joys of cooling
>airflow over your legs.
>
> > And for those that think a Triumph is expensive to
> > maintain take a look at a Ducati or a BMW.....
>
>Amen!
>
>-Rick in Oregon
>'01 Sprint ST
>"NO Dawg"
>
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