Probably the case. Hopefully, we'll hear more on how this story plays out.Bike owner, bag owner.
If it truly was bad fuel (it's not) that will not be provable.
Shop ruined the engine? Tough to prove.
Sucks. Unless we get a true root cause.
Probably the case. Hopefully, we'll hear more on how this story plays out.Bike owner, bag owner.
If it truly was bad fuel (it's not) that will not be provable.
Shop ruined the engine? Tough to prove.
Sucks. Unless we get a true root cause.
Sometimes even a lawyers letter is all it takes.dealing with yamaha is like talking to the wall..I spoke with customer relations manager and asked to speak with her boss and was told she answers to nobody...plan on going to small claims court cause hiring a lawyer just isnt worth it
OK, so the bike didn't start, what is the catastrophic failure? The tech taking the head off, & finding nothing? So now you have to pay to put it back on? With a $200 gasket, of course. Try asking another shop what's going on, try a media outlet that helps consumers (e.g. 7 on your side).the dealer said that I must have consistently used bad gas and all that black which he said is carbon with the bike sitting for a week hardened up to cause the bike not starting issue. no testing of that black stuff was ever done,no yamaha rep ever came down and yamaha is saying its not a warranty issue for $1900 came out of my pocket..thats how its played out so far