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Thread: Gunnyrob's Beemer breaks down again again

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    Quote Originally Posted by Krayy View Post
    Hey all...I just called Experience, and they have done the diagnostics and found this:

    Here for a good time, not necessarily a long time

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    Sorry... couldn't resist...

    good luck with the fix
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    Ruben Xaus had a bit of trouble with his beemer this weekend too

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    Who's Ruben Xaus? Is he from Taihape?

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    Dude.... what happended to two values, a set of points and those suction things.. what do they call them??? Oh yeah.. carburettors!!!

    Computers.... rule.... while the power is on!!!

    Sorry to hear gunny and yes I get that my personal (current) steed is in fact a Cray computer disguised inside supporting hardware
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    Note to self, buy a tent and a satellite phone with beemer.
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    Some Classic replies & Photoshops, Keep 'em coming, it's cheering me up!
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    oh bugga Rob...

    here is an idea for you....

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    Hey Alan, Alan, Alan....

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    Here's a photo of Rob from when he just got his Beemer...sums up the typical BMW rider quite well I think
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    Quote Originally Posted by clint640 View Post
    Fuck! 9 hrs on the side of the road! You poor bastard. If I had'a known that was going to happen I would have sent John off with a few sandwiches as well as that moro bar & can of V. Double bummer that we had 2 vehicles with trailers back at my place & could have easily mounted our own rescue mission. I guess one lesson is that when calling the AA to rescue someone out in the wops, demand a call back to confirm that they have actually despatched someone.

    Personally I gave up on the AA after I had twice fixed my own vehicle on the side of the road before the breakdown contractor arrived on the scene.

    Best of luck with the repair, fingers crossed it's something cheap.

    Cheers
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    Yea I had the same problem, partners CV joint slipped out as we pulled out of a parking lot. AA said he was 15 mintues away. couple hours later he turns up. then says it too big a job to fix in the parking lot and needs to be towed home.. another two hours later after half an hour quoted. Get home and it takes me half an hour to slip back in...

    AA is not worth it....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bladeslapper109 View Post
    AA is not worth it....
    I have been thinking the same, but am most impressed that they came out the Motu Road to pick him and his Bike up - all beit after a lengthy wait on the road side.

    Am starting to wonder what I have got myself in for by buying a BMW though.
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    AA plus is certainly worth it. they saved me a lot of grief getting home...
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    Quote Originally Posted by gunnyrob View Post
    AA plus is certainly worth it. they saved me a lot of grief getting home...
    I guess that is why you pay them.
    Thinking about AA plus now that I don't qualify for Honda Riders Club - their rescue has helped a few people I could name.

    Good luck with the fix.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gunnyrob View Post
    AA plus is certainly worth it. they saved me a lot of grief getting home...
    I have a few people I could call on with a trailer or van. Sounds like a few would of helped you and prob got there quicker.

    Whats an AA membership? $80 odd bucks?
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    Thanks for the offer. Compared to the drama I went through in May 08 (see gunnyrobs beemer breaks again) this episode went waaaay smoother. I highly recommend aa+
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