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RE: [ST] for Rod - s.o.p.



While they may all state it in their manuals, some are more pushy about
throughout their organization (corporate down to dealers).  I have felt
that Triumph is much more "our way is the only way" as opposed to the
Jap brands at least.

Matt Heyer


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From: owner-st@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-st@xxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of don
draper
Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 1:56 PM
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Subject: [ST] for Rod - s.o.p.


 >>> one area where I do not like Triumph, not the service, but a 
corporate attitude that Triumph Knows Best and you must use factory 
certified mechanics <<<

    You mean you've heard of a brand that has a different precept?
The 50+ motorcycles I've owned from manufacturers in Japan, Sweden
Canada, Italy, Czechoslavakia, England, Germany, Austria & the U.S.
have ALL specified the same propriety in their owmer's manuals.

                        Cheers;   doggydoo     - - - o&\o

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