I ordered clear FRONT turn signals and after a week of waiting they send me clear REAR signals. I can't wait to drive thru the 20 miles of sh!t traffic to the dealership tomorrow and explain to the retard what the front of the bike is and what the rear is. These are the same geniouses that ordered me the wrong bolt for my fairing 3 times. Unless you're there handing them 10k for a bike, it's like "f-you".
Finally got clear signals
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As for the bolt, I pointed to the right one on his screen and showed him the right one on a floor bike. I ordered the signals on the phone but I guess I expected too much thinking 2 clear FRONT signals would be an easy order. I'm pissed off, just let me ##### about it.
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even if its a car part i plan on two trips to the store cause they never get it right at the parts counter.
Blah Blah Blah.... Maybe you should try Powersports in Clearwater, or maybe that dealership that TTJ folks use so much? I cannot remember the name...
Anyhoo, Maybe he was a "new" parts guy... Cut him some slack.
It's not as easy as you might think, the amount of shid on them fish and the shear numbers of different models and makes is mind numbing. Chances are the guy you ordered your stuff from wasn't a Streetbike guy, and simply isn't familiar with the bike at all. Hell, I had to ask a guy today "WHAT" kind of machine he was talking about? Sucked, turns out it was a Snowmobile... a Fuggin snowmobile... Now we are rollin out watercraft too... IT's whacky....
Best bet? Seriously hit the fische at Ron Ayers or similar, or get the 05 part numbers from someone and THEN hit your Brick and mortar shop. Makes life super easy when a customer has actually part numbers.
Anyhoo, Maybe he was a "new" parts guy... Cut him some slack.
Best bet? Seriously hit the fische at Ron Ayers or similar, or get the 05 part numbers from someone and THEN hit your Brick and mortar shop. Makes life super easy when a customer has actually part numbers.
Good advice. Oh wait-IT WAS CWTR POWERSPORTS! Yeah, maybe he mixed it up with the snowmobile sales here in Fl, or maybe a watersports model with turn signals.Blah Blah Blah.... Maybe you should try Powersports in Clearwater, or maybe that dealership that TTJ folks use so much? I cannot remember the name...
Anyhoo, Maybe he was a "new" parts guy... Cut him some slack.It's not as easy as you might think, the amount of shid on them fish and the shear numbers of different models and makes is mind numbing. Chances are the guy you ordered your stuff from wasn't a Streetbike guy, and simply isn't familiar with the bike at all. Hell, I had to ask a guy today "WHAT" kind of machine he was talking about? Sucked, turns out it was a Snowmobile... a Fuggin snowmobile... Now we are rollin out watercraft too... IT's whacky....
Best bet? Seriously hit the fische at Ron Ayers or similar, or get the 05 part numbers from someone and THEN hit your Brick and mortar shop. Makes life super easy when a customer has actually part numbers.
Cahill's , Ask for Kevin.. He'll treat ya right. And he's a sportbike/dragstrip/track rider, knows his bikes.
Cahill's is like a mile from Powersports, Armenia and Bush. They are a Yamaha dealer, but can order just about anything.
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