I ordered from a website a few months ago after seeing a review of a product in an issue of an Australian magazine. I liked their products so ordered all 4 items available. I got a reply to my order 2 months later saying sorry we missed it and do I still want the products. No thanks, bought elsewhere was my reply.
What is wrong with the KLR Steve?
I'm not averse to ordering online, just think they need to make sure they consider the customer important enough to communicate with during the whole process.
Blair at SV Racing :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup: and :thumbup::thumbup: because he is worth more than 3 thumbs up.
The KLR went in for water pump seals and fork seals- quote $300.
I supplied a D606 to be fitted to the front [which they subsequently added to my bill @ $95 + $55 fitting

it was my :furious: tyre I supplied in the first place] and requested a new tyre supplied by them be fitted to the rear @ $125 + $33 fitting.
There is where it all should have stopped.
They stuffed up the water pump repair by not checking the shaft and bearings while they had it apart, when they found them stuffed [after reassembling the motor with the new seals the first time around], they want to add $500+ to the bill for the shaft and bearing + labour for pulling it all apart again and reassembling it, again.
Now if they had done the pump first [and checked the shaft and bearings like they should have], rather than doing fork seals and tyres first..... I would have said "no I'm not prepared to spend $1300 on a bike that is barely worth that to buy in the first place".
I would have paid the labour for disassembly [$150 tops] and then taken the bike home to part out, and spent the rest of the money buying something else to replace the KLR.
"NOT HAPPY JAN!" as they say in the TV ads. :furious::furious::furious: