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You situation is hard to reconcile with my recent Triumph experiences and
the experiences of many others. Unless there are some mitigating
circumstances, it sounds like they owe you a loaner right away. If you can
document this experience, you may have grounds for a lawsuit against the
dealer and/or Triumph. Personally, if that happened to me for that long, I'd
buy something else while I was selling the bike back to the dealer.

Greg

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From: Jconne6305@xxxxxx <Jconne6305@xxxxxx>
To: ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thursday, May 18, 2000 10:00 PM
Subject: (no subject)


>I totally understand the people with no problems saying to give Triumph a
>break.  However, I have been waiting for 5 weeks for parts that should be
>easily obtainable.  I have an oil leak, my sidestand cut-out switch does
not
>work, my bike will not start easily when it is hot, in fact I have had to
>wait for it to cool off to start. FYI, I start it according to the manual.
I
>still love the bike, but I have personally called Triumph of North America
>twice and been told my parts were in stock and would ship soon.  May I add
>this was 3 weeks ago.
>John Conneely
>
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