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On 5/7/2012 11:51:14 PM SP2067 wrote:I have visited this dealership many times over the years. Jim, in sales, has been very helpful in finding the bikes I needed. In fact, I bought my first Yamaha raider in 2008, through Jim's help. I sold it in 2010 on consignment through this dealership, because I needed some cash. In 2011, I bought a used 2009 raider S. The bike recently had a lifter problem, which would have set me back ~$900. I worked with Sean in service, who did an excellent job with the repair. In addition, he also spoke to Yamaha customer service because I had called the company and wanted them to cover the repairs for me. In the end, the Yamaha company covered the repair because the lifter problem is a known issue with 2009 raiders. Thanks to Jim and Sean, I have enjoyed trouble free riding over years.
On 10/15/2011 1:14:25 PM JRtx wrote:Bought a Roadstar back in 06. Had it in for service at Central Yamaha a couple of times in the first year. Always extremely pricy and always a long time in the shop. Started taking it to another place. Last week, I had it inspected and I needed a new rear tire. Same day I received an email from Central Yamaha indicating free installation if I bought the tire there. Called parts and they told me the tire would be $149 and they knew nothing of the email I was sent. Called service, they told me the deal was for 50% off and the tire would be $169 and asked if I could print the email and bring it in they would honor the email. I took my bike and the email in and they put the tire on the bike with free installation. The bill $204.00. They charged me $191.00 for the tire. Not only that but told me I had to have the steering bearing repacked. Service manager said it would be about 2 1/2 hours and if I brought it back the next day (Saturday) it was first come first serve. Also told me it was dangerous to be riding the bike. Took my bike back in Saturday morning. Called Saturday afternoon and they had not looked at it yet. Called back on Monday and still no luck. Service guy told me they would call me when they could get to it. They called Thursday afternoon to tell me it was ready. The service manager explained that when they quoted me the 2 1/2 hours ($91/hour), that was the "standard" price for a Roadstar. My bike, which was in the shop when they quoted me the price, had a windshield and road lamps which they had not accounted for. These had to be removed and it took over 4 hours. Price $400. Picked up bike and it was filthy with greasy handprints. Hard to start and stalled 3 times on the way home. So, I originally went in for a 1 hour rear tire replacement that should have cost $149. Ended paying over $600. 3 different prices for tires, 2 different prices for service work and 5 days longer then expected and bike runs like crap. The funny thing was while I was waiting for the tire to be replaced; I had been working with a sales guy on an FZ1 and was ready to buy it as a second bike. Now, would not spend another dime in that dealership and probably won’t buy another Yamaha