North Harbour Yamaha gone

[AllanB]

Ha went to post something and forgot what the original post was about!!!!!

Yahahahahahahaha closing I think!

I wonder how Yamaha Japan rate NZ - very poorly i suspect.

[bluninja]

Ha went to post something and forgot what the original post was about!!!!!

Yahahahahahahaha closing I think!

I wonder how Yamaha Japan rate NZ - very poorly i suspect.

Can't even remember what the post I'm quoting is about...Yamaha are the root of all the local distributer failures in NZ and responsible for the internet being half the price .... I think

[flyingcrocodile46]

Guilty again.....I thin I am being MARGINalised here.

Nice sense of humour

[festus]

Does anyone know if this dealership kept the red keys for the bikes they sold ? I am trying to gget a spare key for an 09 R1 that was sold from this shop when new.........or any info I can try and contact frantise owner......

[Xsannz]

Does anyone know if this dealership kept the red keys for the bikes they sold ? I am trying to gget a spare key for an 09 R1 that was sold from this shop when new.........or any info I can try and contact frantise owner......

Why do you want the red key....

If i flash your ecu for you you wont need coded keys....

[festus]

Why do you want the red key....

If i flash your ecu for you you wont need coded keys....

Sweet.......cheers was not sure about that........

[Hacking]

So much better when the Moller brothers were running yamaha,better promotions,great race team and they didn't hand out dealerships to all the losers.

[ktm84mxc]

When Mollers were running the franchise in NZ the market was 50-60 thousand new bikes a year, things are a little different now.

[Crasherfromwayback]

So much better when the Moller brothers were running yamaha,better promotions,great race team and they didn't hand out dealerships to all the losers.

When Mollers were running the franchise in NZ the market was 50-60 thousand new bikes a year, things are a little different now.

I've had experience dealing with Yamaha when it was run by Mollers. It was fucking shit.

[liljegren]

Na, just don't like what the japs did to the british motorcycle industry. I find some pleasure, ok almost delight nowdays that the preverbial boot is on the other foot.

Recently I busted a headlight on the roadking. Went to the local HD dealer, they asked is it a jeweled, patterned or smoke lense, I said was a clear one, which was the jeweled one. They went out back got a new one in a box and all it cost me was $70 which included a new bulb and plug.

I wonder how much one is for a FZRRRRRRR and if there is even one in NZ?

I've been waiting for years to have the right excuse to buy a Harley. Now I have it THEY HAVE CHEAP HEADLIGHTS!!!!
I'm so gonna to buy one now, Yeah Right!

[nzspokes]

When Mollers were running the franchise in NZ the market was 50-60 thousand new bikes a year, things are a little different now.

Are they just selling that may KTMs now? Everytime I go for a trail ride all you see is a sea of Orange. And they all look new. Somebodys doing well.

[ktm84mxc]

Back in the day you'd be lucky to see a KTM in NZ , you'd have a bigger chance seeing a Montesa, Maico, Husky etc.
World wide KTM will be hitting 100,000 bikes per annum , there road bikes make up a fraction of this though building the Duke 125/200/390 should change this esp in India.