Got a letter from BMW Motorrad USA today
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scottybooj
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Re: CYA
"bedecken Sie erlaubterweise Ihren Esel"
Got my letter today, too.
--Phil
Got my letter today, too.
--Phil
Gord has it right..........How do you say " Legally cover your ass" in German ?
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Packrat
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I enjoyed the part "What happens when the ABS control function fails?"... "As it is an emergency running function, you should drive to a specialized workshop, preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer, as quickly as possible"
First.. Just who else can fix it.....
Second.. Just how quickly should I be riding while on residual brakes.. is 90MPH too slow?
I really do love the bike. The smile never has left my face.
First.. Just who else can fix it.....
Second.. Just how quickly should I be riding while on residual brakes.. is 90MPH too slow?
I really do love the bike. The smile never has left my face.
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CupOHemlock
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no kidding.Gord wrote: I guess BMW started with the most litigious country on the planet?
Once they start making the losing side pay the court cost for both parties you'll see a lot less 'free lawsuits for portion of the winnings' crap going on.
It would not stop it, but the plaintiffs and their teams would have to be reasonably sure of winning, or be prepared to pay for my awesome legal team when they lose.
Well I finally got my letter from BMW Motorrad Canada. Apart from some restructuring of the final two paragraphs (and the removal of the reference to the 1-800 number), the text of my letter reads exactly like the one Tony posted well over a month ago.
What I love is the offer of a free inspection "valid through April 30, 2006". Let's see, last year I rode until mid November, so I have maybe 4 weeks this fall to take advantage. The earliest I could ride this year was April 10 so that gives me a couple of weeks of riding time to get the bike in. Not exactly the most customer oriented time frame for a free inspection for us northerners.
Will be interesting to see how far out my dealer is booking appointments these days.
What I love is the offer of a free inspection "valid through April 30, 2006". Let's see, last year I rode until mid November, so I have maybe 4 weeks this fall to take advantage. The earliest I could ride this year was April 10 so that gives me a couple of weeks of riding time to get the bike in. Not exactly the most customer oriented time frame for a free inspection for us northerners.
Will be interesting to see how far out my dealer is booking appointments these days.
Gord
I will not be pushed, filed, stamped, indexed, briefed, debriefed, or numbered. - No. 6
I will not be pushed, filed, stamped, indexed, briefed, debriefed, or numbered. - No. 6