Reply With QuoteGenau. Milliarden Fliegen können nicht irrren, ...Myself and many others on this forum do regular business with Twin Motorcycles NL without complaints.
Genau. Milliarden Fliegen können nicht irrren, ...Myself and many others on this forum do regular business with Twin Motorcycles NL without complaints.
XB12XWI, I can back up your complaint. I ordered a throttle tube for my XB12 from them and it was completely the wrong fitment. It squeezed into the housing and then would turn with great resistance and stick. If I rode the bike I would have crashed. I contacted them several times asking for a replacement or a refund, with no reply. BUT when I had contacted them originally inquiring about purchasing the part, I got an instant reply. Sketchy. I will never give them a dime again.
This was the original video I posted. I knew Twin Motorcycles was sketchy, I was just waiting for someone else to complain.
The internet TwinMotorcyles.NL, it will come back to haunt you.
Considering, they are going to be the company that steps up to save our Buells when Harley can legally step away and leave us dying...think I can let your 1 bad experience go.
I dont understand how a small business in the Netherlands will have any effect on Buells in California, for example.
Iam sorry to read this, but most people will understand that every medal has 2 sides.
hmmmm, for example...ASB has made a huge impact around the world and yet they are a two person operation in Vista, Ca. working out of a small warehouse keeping our bikes going.I dont understand how a small business in the Netherlands will have any effect on Buells in California, for example.
don't count twinmotorcycles out of the game...just saying
I thought TwinMotorcycles opened a shop in Texas?
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I thought right.
http://www.twinmotorcycles.nl/artike...cid=10&aid=230
So what are you saying? All the USA support is going to wither up and die, but twinmotorcycles.nl will persevere? We will have to line up to their store like homeless people in a soup kitchen?hmmmm, for example...ASB has made a huge impact around the world and yet they are a two person operation in Vista, Ca. working out of a small warehouse keeping our bikes going.
don't count twinmotorcycles out of the game...just saying
From what I recall, reading one of twinmotorcycle.nl's posts, when they need specific parts they got them from USA stores. I'd wager if the USA support goes away, if they don't disappear before that, they will shortly follow suit thereafter.
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