Condolences. This is a sad thread, and from my perspective a slightly worryiing one...
Geriatric hoon
Condolences. This is a sad thread, and from my perspective a slightly worryiing one...
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Dickens Cider
A very sad thread - Sad that I was so naive to think that such a reputable company who "PRIDE THEMSELVES ON THE BIKES THEY BUILD, AND THE MATERIALS THEY USE" (that is rather laughable now) would actually give a shit about their customers.Originally Posted by pritch
Condolences. This is a sad thread, and from my perspective a slightly worryiing one...
I mean, why on earth would such a narcissistic company as Triumph need to worry about such a small thing as customer care?
It’s simple really. If it doesn’t meet our exacting standards then we don’t put our name to it. We test every component in every condition. Every single part and accessory goes through a rigorous assessment programme to simulate the very worst you can throw at it... and then some more.
Why buy a Triumph? How about our outstanding, award-winning bikes, our 2 Year unlimited mileage warranty as standard or our global network of 750 dealers. Then there's our heritage, our application of technology and above all our 'ethos' - we eat, breath and sleep Triumph. We are proud of the motorcycles we build and are devoted to them
Just dont give a rats arse about the customers aye Triumph?!!
Fuck you very much Triumph!
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Right, rant over – I am off to garage-land to watch, and provide my assistance by ensuring the bourbon flows, while my new-to-me engine gets put in.
No body move... I dropped my brain
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Every part is assessed! Aha. We have found the problem. The parts are not tested at all, merely "assessed", i.e. someone has a cursory glance at it before putting it in the box.It’s simple really. Every single part and accessory goes through a rigorous assessment programme to simulate the very worst you can throw at it... and then some more.
I am off to garage-land to watch, and provide my assistance by ensuring the bourbon flows, while my new-to-me engine gets put in.
Hope the installation goes well and you are hitting the road soon!
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Dickens Cider
Do work at Bayride too?I said that out loud didn't I
I guess if I don't balance that bourbon flow just right, I could very well hit the road soon
No body move... I dropped my brain
Rasta Ratskins
Are you on the roids?
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Mine wasn't entirely trouble free either pritch, however not catastrophic.Condolences. This is a sad thread, and from my perspective a slightly worryiing one...
Cam cover and cam ladder were never torqued correctly from factory and water had started seeping inside the engine through loose bolts. It was picked up at the 20,000km service and thankfully, no damage was done.
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sem fiddy pilot
Don't know how to tell you this, Stirts..... but that conrod is fucked!
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Just a Dog
You feed your mechanics(cough) bourbon while they work ? I wanna work in your shop !Do work at Bayride too?
I guess if I don't balance that bourbon flow just right, I could very well hit the road soon
Oh and just found the thread, bummer and good luck !
A girlfriend once asked " Why is it you seem to prefer to race, than spend time with me ?"
The answer was simple ! "I'll prolly get bored with racing too, once i've nailed it !"
Bowls can wait !
Hardcore Biker
lucky you got a rich boyfriend tinee
The magic is in the rubbing.
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Right, rant over – I am off to garage-land to watch, and provide my assistance by ensuring the bourbon flows, while my new-to-me engine gets put in.
Does this mean you shall soon be out upon the roads?
Smiling as you glide through some twisties?
B and B is so gonna be fun.
"channellling the Pleideans"
Wow!
just...... wow!
I dont think even duct tape and zip ties TOGETHER could fix that.
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I wish that my management had gone through the same training as triumph though...
Would have been a massive improvement.
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Has left the building
Either that or I'll post up a certain pic I took of you I took the other night going all Flintstones on its arse!I guess if I don't balance that bourbon flow just right, I could very well hit the road soon
Ice cold please!
Forum whore
Can imagine your anger at this happening.
Sorry, late comer to thread.
Being over 2 years out of warranty i wouldn't have even thought of contesting it.
Would have felt it would be nice for some help of coarse, but legally and almost morally speaking, triumph didn't even have to reply really being that far over warranty. You still have my sympathy of coarse!
Where did you manage to get an engine from? Or did i miss this bit somewhere else in the thread?
Trumpydom!
i'm motarded
Triumph have a "goodwill" process whereby they can choose to remedy a fault no matter how far out of warrenty it is. There have been people who have had 10 year old bikes and have had parts/etc replaced due to faulty manufacture etc.Can imagine your anger at this happening.
Sorry, late comer to thread.
Being over 2 years out of warranty i wouldn't have even thought of contesting it.
Would have felt it would be nice for some help of coarse, but legally and almost morally speaking, triumph didn't even have to reply really being that far over warranty. You still have my sympathy of coarse!
Where did you manage to get an engine from? Or did i miss this bit somewhere else in the thread?
engine came from the states.
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