Anyone with any input

[landinr]

Ok so heres the deal...bike went in to Shop on June 9th still hasnt been fixed every time i call they say they are still waiting on parts...When i originally dropped off the bike they said it would take 6 to 8 weeks...Cool right well i was scheduled to move (military) from Nc to Ny at the beginning of August and i figured the bike would be finished by then ya didnt happen...so now im stuck on trying to find a way to get it to Ny...didnt want to have to take anymore leave days so now im looking into having it shipped...anyone have any suggestions or ideas for me?

[50dro]

www.uship.com

I tried that out when I was interested in shipping a Buell from FL to Pittsburgh. You tell them what you're shipping and shipping companies give you quotes. Uship seemed pretty cool but I never ended up getting the bike...I found mine locally... Good luck & Thanks for your service!!

[Thaloc]

Prolly cost a bit to ship. Have you thought of renting a Uhaul and doing it yourself? Prolly save an assload.

[landinr]

i have a truck so i could move it myself...thing is i really didnt want to use up anymore of my leave days...it would cost me myself about 300 thats round trip gas cost...so if i can find a company or someone that is traveling the area that would be a little better

[TooFst]

Kick your feet enough and I bet you could get them to ship it. Im in the industry and we have done more expensive things then that for a guest. Squeeky wheel gets the greese!

[samiam901]

Talk to the manager of the repair shop and explain the fact they have had your bike for over two months now and see if they will ship it for you.

[Stevenc150]

Any shop that doesn't support our military enough to help them out is just disgraceful. [down] Make some noise like Toofst said.

[taildraggin]

Most quotes I see to ship run around $500.

[samiam901]

Any shop that doesn't support our military enough to help them out is just disgraceful

Right on man

[landinr]

Ok so here is an update...Have called about 3 times and spoke with the service manager and location manager and they are refusing to help me out and ship the bike my way...looks like im going to have to suck it up and either take some leave days to drive down or pay a shipping company either way its gonna hurt...AAAAAAAAhhhhh this sucks...getting the big green weenie from the civilians too...gotta love it

[landinr]

New River Harley Davidson in Jacksonville, Nc is on the Officially on Black List

[Stevenc150]

Hate to hear that bro. These guys seem to come highly recommended and cheaper than most: JC Motorcycle Transport (http://www.motorcycleshippers.com/)

[down] to New River Harley Davidson.

[RT Performance]

check u ship there poeple might be dead heading back somtimes you can get a great deal.
i have a couple customers that use it

[RT Performance]

is this a 1125? under warrenty?
I would so be ringing buell aka harely phone.
they should be shipping what takes that long to fix?

[CW2Ret]

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[landinr]

Finally got my bike back today...the shipping service that i used was awesome I95Transporter guys name is Jim. Anyways back to the bike...ya it came back to me looking about the same as when i turned it over to the dealership...they replaced all the plastics but left it dirty as the day i took it in...theres still mud in places from the accident...what kind of service is that...Just adds to the list of ****ty service i received from New River Harley in Jacksonville...all and all im happy to get my baby back but really upset with how i was treated by the shop.[down]