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"Kim" has spoken - my top of the range Harley is driving me nuts!


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Posted (edited)
16 minutes ago, KhunBENQ said:

Another reminder to think first before you import a fancy high end gadget that can not be serviced/repaired properly in Thailand.

Harley sell locally so it’s not a personal import 

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5 minutes ago, MadMuhammad said:

Harley sell locally so it’s not a personal import

But waiting four months for spare parts?

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59 minutes ago, bluesofa said:

Or Born to be ronely, I'm so ronely.

It's been so ronery in my saddre 

 

 

since my Halrey died

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Idiot! I drove 200.000 Km on my Harley throughout Asia, and never had a problem once! I guess the secret is MAINTENANCE, and I have never seen a wealthy Thai taking care of his bike or car personally. I checked my bike every Saturday from front to end.

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1 hour ago, Lupatria said:

Idiot! I drove 200.000 Km on my Harley throughout Asia, and never had a problem once! I guess the secret is MAINTENANCE, and I have never seen a wealthy Thai taking care of his bike or car personally. I checked my bike every Saturday from front to end.

Similar to my experience with my 1975 FXE1200. She is still running. Maintenance is an alien concept here in Thailand.

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5 hours ago, Lupatria said:

Idiot! I drove 200.000 Km on my Harley throughout Asia, and never had a problem once! I guess the secret is MAINTENANCE, and I have never seen a wealthy Thai taking care of his bike or car personally. I checked my bike every Saturday from front to end.

Checked it into bike hospital?

Posted (edited)
10 hours ago, rooster59 said:

to complain about his new three million baht Harley Davidson that keeps breaking down.

 

10 hours ago, rooster59 said:

he bought a top of the range Harley Davidson Road Glide (2018) motorcycle for 2,866,000 baht. He spent a further 300,000 on accessories. 

 

10 hours ago, rooster59 said:

But in several trips up country not once did he get to his destination.

 

10 hours ago, rooster59 said:

After travelling 100 kilometers there would be the smell of burning engine oil and he had to stop. 

 

10 hours ago, rooster59 said:

now four months. 

 

Mechanics are saying they are waiting for spare parts. 

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Quality control is getting better then...........

 

4 hours ago, fxe1200 said:

my 1975 FXE1200. She is still running.

Nice bike.

Among other things i'm an HD mechanic, can build motors, trannys, primarys yada nada da bing.

Up to the last of the Evos. And pre rubber mount 03 Sporties.

IMHO HD has been going slowly down the pan since the beginning of the 21st century, starting with the Twin Cams, and now with the ridiculous Milwaukee 8's.

Ex 89 FXR owner (tweaked just a bit).

Anybody want an HD looked at, pre 99 i have most tools here and machine shop facilities.

A 2018 model big twin - take it your nearest dealer with a laptop babe!

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If it’s a foreign company, I email the world headquarters.  It just happened the other day with a Swiss company.  I waited two weeks, and the Thai division wouldn’t tell us when they would fix it-at first it was parts, then no answer to phone calls.  I emailed them and the Swiss headquarters, and it was fixed 2 days later

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7 hours ago, Redline said:

If it’s a foreign company, I email the world headquarters.  It just happened the other day with a Swiss company.  I waited two weeks, and the Thai division wouldn’t tell us when they would fix it-at first it was parts, then no answer to phone calls.  I emailed them and the Swiss headquarters, and it was fixed 2 days later

The Swiss cheese actually has holes in it though 

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