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Motorcycle Recovery
29th November 2010, 14:35
Hi everybody,
Just like to say "Hi", my names Kevin Lewis, I met some of you at the WIMA Pink Ribbon Ride earlier this year. Those that I have met will know I have recently started a motorcycle towing service in Auckland, hence the user name.
I'd just like to say hi to everyone and let you all know that if the brownstuff hits the sharp pointing spinny thing then we are here to help out.
I'm gonna go look around the forum index and figure out where to put the bizzy stuff.
Thanks all and ride safe!!!:scooter:
*Update* My Contact Number is 021 156 9448 or (09) 266 1111 or alternatively you can drop us an email on the contacts page of our website!!!
www.motorcyclerecovery.vpweb.co.nz
Edbear
29th November 2010, 14:38
Welcome Kevin! What's your operational area for the recovery service? Do you have a bike?
dpbrt
29th November 2010, 14:52
Welcome Kevin! What's your operational area for the recovery service? Do you have a bike?
Hey Edbear,
My main area of operation is in Auckland (Hampton Downs to Puhoi and Orere Point- to Piha). But I will go basically anywhere in the North Island. Lets face it riders don't do 10 min rides anymore ;)
I did have a bike but had to swap it ten years ago for a Pram and two kids, so this is my way of venturing back into the community.
Motorcycle Recovery
29th November 2010, 14:57
My apologies Edbear, the above reply is mine, I was logged in on my old personal account sending a message to a moderator
Edbear
29th November 2010, 15:10
My apologies Edbear, the above reply is mine, I was logged in on my old personal account sending a message to a moderator
That's cool mate! Certainly we do get around these days! My main concern was if I get a flat tyre way outta town. With spokes and tubes, you can't just pack a Panda or plug kit. :bye:
I sold my old Suzuki T500 back in '77 when I got married and hadn't had much over the years since while doing the bringing up kids thing until I got my '89 GSX600F in '03. Now we've got the C50T and we're footloose and fancy free! :sunny:
Motorcycle Recovery
29th November 2010, 15:33
haha good stuff!
Well anytime you find yourself in that situation give me a call, with the ute being a doublecab theres plenty of room for the pillians as well. So i don't bore you with the usual salesperson pitch, check out our website most of the basic stuff is there ie what we offer and a little bit about us.
www.motorcyclerecovery.vpweb.co.nz
The Everlasting
29th November 2010, 16:14
Hey,that's a great service you have there.
I have wondered a few times what I would do if I had a puncture etc....
Motorcycle Recovery
29th November 2010, 17:10
Hey,that's a great service you have there.
I have wondered a few times what I would do if I had a puncture etc....
Thanks, I am only a small service at the moment but as the saying goes "from humble beginings..." :rockon:
zeocen
29th November 2010, 20:39
Welcome, I think we may have spoken on the phone when my VFR800 broke down on the motorway!
Fortunately I got it going and was able to ride it home but the guys at Botany Honda said you were going to go that way just to make sure I wasn't stranded a few metres down the road again.
I'll also mention that these guys offered to give me not only a tow back home, but a tow either that evening or the next morning to my local dealership for free. This was around 6.30 - 7.00pm on a weeknight, so pretty damn good service right there.
As I said though, fortunately the bike magically worked after 40 minutes of suspicious death but I feel the need to give them my thanks as I didn't have the number to call back and say thank you personally.
So thanks!
Botany Honda
30th November 2010, 09:57
Welcome, I think we may have spoken on the phone when my VFR800 broke down on the motorway!
Fortunately I got it going and was able to ride it home but the guys at Botany Honda said you were going to go that way just to make sure I wasn't stranded a few metres down the road again.
I'll also mention that these guys offered to give me not only a tow back home, but a tow either that evening or the next morning to my local dealership for free. This was around 6.30 - 7.00pm on a weeknight, so pretty damn good service right there.
As I said though, fortunately the bike magically worked after 40 minutes of suspicious death but I feel the need to give them my thanks as I didn't have the number to call back and say thank you personally.
So thanks!
Yep this is the guy Matt. Not only provides a good service but happens to be a good bloke too.
Good to finally see you on board here Kevin :yes:
I didn't notice and phone numbers etc given so here they are:
Kevin Lewis
021-156 9448
www.motorcyclerecovery.vpweb.co.nz
GOONR
30th November 2010, 10:21
I hope I'll never need it but I have added the contact details in my phone. :yes:
Motorcycle Recovery
30th November 2010, 14:18
As I said though, fortunately the bike magically worked after 40 minutes of suspicious death but I feel the need to give them my thanks as I didn't have the number to call back and say thank you personally.
So thanks!
Thats no problem at all Matt and all part of the service ;)
Yep this is the guy Matt. Not only provides a good service but happens to be a good bloke too.
Good to finally see you on board here Kevin :yes:
I didn't notice and phone numbers etc given so here they are:
Kevin Lewis
021-156 9448
www.motorcyclerecovery.vpweb.co.nz
Thanks Chris? (I am reeaally bad with names this late in the afternoon :facepalm:) and I honestly didn't realise I hadn't posted the number. :facepalm::facepalm::facepalm:
I hope I'll never need it but I have added the contact details in my phone. :yes:
Hey awesome GOONR, you never know it may be someone you pass that will need it.
Ride safe guys!!
hellokitty
30th November 2010, 20:30
Hi everybody,
Just like to say "Hi", my names Kevin Lewis, I met some of you at the WIMA Pink Ribbon Ride earlier this year. Those that I have met will know I have recently started a motorcycle towing service in Auckland, hence the user name.
I'd just like to say hi to everyone and let you all know that if the brownstuff hits the sharp pointing spinny thing then we are here to help out.
I'm gonna go look around the forum index and figure out where to put the bizzy stuff.
Thanks all and ride safe!!!:scooter:
*Update* My Contact Number is 021 156 9448 or (09) 266 1111 or alternatively you can drop us an email on the contacts page of our website!!!
www.motorcyclerecovery.vpweb.co.nz
Hi, I met you at the WIMA ride -I wasn't feeling too flash and you said if I need help just pull over and you would pick me up - what a great service you provide! I am sure people here will need you at some time or another
hellokitty
30th November 2010, 20:35
That's cool mate! Certainly we do get around these days! My main concern was if I get a flat tyre way outta town. With spokes and tubes, you can't just pack a Panda or plug kit. :bye:
I sold my old Suzuki T500 back in '77 when I got married and hadn't had much over the years since while doing the bringing up kids thing until I got my '89 GSX600F in '03. Now we've got the C50T and we're footloose and fancy free! :sunny:
Yes Ed, my issue exactly the other week when I got a flat tyre. I have spokes and a tube. I ended up calling the AA and having to load the bike onto a huge tow truck - I knocked the oxford handgrip switch off unloading it :angry: and I nearly fell off the truck too. The rather small man was very nice but not much use man handling the bike onto the truck - i did most of the work. Quite nauseating watching my beloved bike in the back of the truck hoping to gof it doesn't fall over...........
Motorcycle Recovery
1st December 2010, 09:15
Hi, I met you at the WIMA ride -I wasn't feeling too flash and you said if I need help just pull over and you would pick me up - what a great service you provide! I am sure people here will need you at some time or another
Hellokitty!!!
I do remember you from the WIMA ride, and what a ride that was! Well planned and executed! Anytime you or the girls at WIMA need a sweeper vehicle for your rides, let me know. Hopefully we'll see you on Saturday at the BRONZ Toy Run.
Cheers Kevin
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