Best service shop in Hamilton?

[Bnonn]

I've been out of the motorcycling loop for a while...come back and find that Waikato Yamaha is gone!

I have an FZ-6 that needs new steering head bearings, full service, a leaky fork looked at, and possibly a chain replacement.

I bought it from what used to be called Boyd Honda...not sure what they call themselves now. But I was never very impressed with their service department. I took my bike there one time and they didn't even know how to check the error codes, which is something you could find out with 2 minutes on google.

Hamiltonians...where do you take your bikes for work like this?

[AllanB]

LOL Yamaha has all but abandoned NZ ........ they need to pull finger as they have some nice rides.

[Bnonn]

I know right :/

[BigAl]

Nick Cruze is the man to see, top yamaha tech from Waik Yamaha, who now works at Hamilton Honda.

That's where I take my Yammie.

Not to mention that they provide good value and servcie as well and I don't even work for them

[Geeen]

As Al said Honda Hams are good. But I swear by Matt at Hamilton Motorcycles. As long as you stay away from Boyds (Heard so many horror stories) you should be good as wood

[sil3nt]

Won't be long until someone comes a long and recommends Boyds (insomnia, slofox).

I did like Matt from Hamilton Motorcycles just don't like the rest of them there.

I go with Honda Hamilton and they have been good so far. Any problems I have had with them have been sorted quickly.

[wharekura]

Won't be long until someone comes a long and recommends Boyds (insomnia, slofox).

I been to boyds for a couple of years for anything I cant do (everything but fill gas tank). I had the odd problem (new brakes wouldn't stop the bike) and new tyre still had the sticker on it when I went out of workshop. Other than that, they are prompt as long as u book.

[Geeen]

I had the odd problem (new brakes wouldn't stop the bike)

Bet that was arse-puckering fun..............

[Bnonn]

Haha, so Boyd occasionally just forgets to do stuff that is necessary for staying alive on a motorbike. Good to know -- matches my experience with their monkeys.

Thanks for the recommendations guys. I'll head on over to Hamilton Honda