Went for a blast on my 2015 (65 plate) dvt last tuesday and half way round my little 60 mile fun lap the engine light pops up so I divert to moto rapido. Service dept plug it in there and then and identify that the emissions valve on the main part of the exhaust is sticking causing the servo drive unit that opperates it to flag a fault. New exhaust assembly orderd and booked in for 18/2/2017 ( yesterday) I turn up at the required time drop off bike and wander into winchester for some nosebag. Stuff myself silly with fried brekky then waddle back to Moto. New parts fitted all under waranty and done in 3 hours total with no cost to me. This is my second Multi and my first one (2010 model) had a few waranty issues all of which Moto Rapido sorted even arguing my case against Ducati when the bike was out of its 3 year waranty (and winning).
What's the common denominator here - he was chirpy when I was there, sat and had a coffee and a natter - nice geezer :Angelic: (he has too many Ducati's though )
Mmmm, humour is trolling - though we had banter going for a change but probably not, my mistake :Sorry:
Always been very happy with the service and all the staff except the sales guy who was there a couple of years ago. name escapes me but I think the new sales guy er, George?, very nice. However I have heard such good reports about Snells going to give them a try with my new bike. Regards Steve
Sincerely hope that is not Brian you are referring to, he now works at Snells as does Scooter who used to be in the MR workshop. Andy
I think I know who he means...and don't think its Brian...and suspect he still works there Tom went via BMW
I think it will be the fact that you put the bike into the van rear wheel first. I know and understand the reason why but it did look odd :Bag:. Andy
No, it actually went in really simply, just looked really odd. When you are single handed unloading a van, you need any edge you can get. Andy
