Supposedly the main reason they are doing this is to get current EBR owners to come in and meet current EBR dealers, in the interest of selling more motorcycles in the future.Originally Posted by recon033
Supposedly the main reason they are doing this is to get current EBR owners to come in and meet current EBR dealers, in the interest of selling more motorcycles in the future.
Well I don't know about the areas others live in, but in the greater Houston area there is no shop that will work in an EBR. Not even the one dealer in the area (Goe Kawasaki in Angleton). I question why anyone would want to own a bike that nobody will work on.
If that is the dealer you got your bike from and you want to get the items updated, just ask the dealer to print & fill out their info on the EBR Recalibration Request form but specify that your parts get shipped to the customer (you). You would have to R&R the dash & ECM yourself, package & ship them to EBR and specify to EBR how to pay for return shipping. That is exactly how I did it. A week later the parts came back recalibrated.
I have done exactly that, even though it is not the dealer I purchased from. I have other work that needs to be done.
I want nothing to do with the dealer in my area.
Action Powersports? Their EBR salesman's stepmother is Erik's long-time personal assistant. Seems like he'd be sure to do you right.
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