bigbluebird

as ninja as possible :lol::lol: http://www.breitbart.tv/?p=159443

does a sword still count as a knife in the whole "don't bring a knife to a gun fight" or does it need to be updated for special instances "don't bring a sword to gun fight, but if they come to you its ok"

i could use a liter of cola. now who can we get/force to be team ramrod

if by dressed up you mean full leathers then yeah i am down for dressed up

crash

work

snooze

i don't know i am in a basement with no view of the topside world and have been since 7 this morning. oh the joys of data entry

fallout

ok so if there is ice i don't ride but it is fun to take the old 350 for a snow ride. oh and don't forget to stable the fuel

i know they are not going to do anything (fingers crossed), but i just cant seem to let go. i guess i really should throw the rodent nest covered air filter out.

i'm in maybe this time more people will ride their motorcycles

shit happens, :cheers:thanks for all the work and effort getting or back up

man its gone and the discussion was just getting good so where was your best wheelie or the best wheelie you have seen?

well now i am afraid. madisonriley you have threated me with your word that there is a potential lawsuit being made against me for telling people what happened to me. i am also sure that you an unidentified member here could be from Hinds and could be privy to all that goes on there. so i tip my hat to you, you have called me a liar and you threatened me with a hint that there might be a lawsuit. i guess when even the (claimed) statement of the dealership claims they do not know what the truth is there is not much more i can say.thanks everyone who reads this thread and good luck finding a place to buy a motorcycle

best of luck to you getting your money parts back

gravel

you know for all its size its not really that impressive. at least with a Bugatti it you know goes 217mph this just looks like a matchbox on crack

but will it blend

+1

have not heard anything but good luck

every story has two sides. i am sure they sit back and laugh at the guy who complained that his clip ons weren't right. like "a male" said they expect their customers to move them where they are comfortable so why should they be in the stock position when they sell the bike. i am sure they laugh at the guy who ended up with a rodent nest in his bike. i mean come on who does not like opening up the bike to find a fluffy surprise. and when i say laugh i do mean it. hell i was laughing with them the first time i brought it back with one of the owners sons who said he was glad i dident raise a fuss over the bars not being right and that the bike should not have left the floor like that. he even told me what to ask for and said that the bike probably was not even inspeceted in the first place. its times like that when you get that cold acid feeling in your stomach and wonder just what you have gotten yourself into. when even the owners son says they screwed up. then for problem after problem to keep poping up and the owner saying she is not going to do anything or deal with it anymore. hold on yep still angry i might just take a break here. it like i said earlier all of my problems were with the dealership and when i took it to another dealer Suzuki stepped up and made sure my bike was right when i got it back. i stand by what i say, and i respect what you have to say. i am just telling my story. if things had worked out different i am sure i would be right there with you, but they didn't. i really can go on and on about this but i am

figured i would say hi to everyone. i own 4 motorcycles three run and one is gutted to keep the others going. mmmmmm cannibalism other than the huge rodent nest in an air filter gripe. just a regular person

i like the orange engine cages

I can’t agree with you. "A saleswoman" is the one who rode my bike with the handle bar issue and then claimed that she risked her life on the ride from the back of the dealership to the front before the test ride. "A saleswoman" is also the one that lied to me about "A sales manager" not being at the dealership when I was trying to get in contact with them. "A sales manager" is the one who blamed Suzuki for the handle bar issue then when Suzuki called him changed his story about how the clip ons ended up that way. I especially don’t like the fact that the owner said it was my fault that I got a bike in the shape it was because I bought a 06 instead of a 08. And is aware of a problem but does nothing to correct it. (she knew about the rodent problem, admitted it but claimed they only inspect atv's) if you have good things to say then I respect that, but I personally don't like to deal with dealers who fain self risk when they are selling a product they failed to inspect properly, lie to avoid taking responsibility, replace manufacture equipment with non factory equipment prior to sale, and owners who blame the customer when their staff failed to properly inspect and store a vehicle when it is in their possession. they may be the best people on the planet and this is just an isolated incident, but doing a cursory Google search returns a large population that have experienced similar issues with them. I don’t claim that I am not unbiased. I am still very angry about the whole situation. And I am doing my best to not get personal or to insulting. But the whole HINDS MOTORSPORTS experience has left me feeling angry. And in the words of Suzuki all of the issue I am having are dealership issues and need to be handled by them. HINDS MOTORSPORTS failed to handle them and I went elsewhere. HINDS MOTORSPORTS failed to do anything beyond offer to pick up the bike and inspect it. While that seems fair after the 3rd inspection of the same bike in 3 weeks and they still miss large issues. Is it all that unreasonable to go somewhere else and get the service that should have been there from day one?