Warranty Versus Tow Truck

[dan89]

so, i recently bought a second hand bike from a shop and i was given 2 months warranty (wear and tear not covered).

 

just today (still within the 2 months warranty), my bike broke down for some reason...cannot be started, even the usual red blinking light for the alarm system was down. so i called a tow truck to pick up the bike and told them to deliver it to the same shop where i bought it so that it could be repaired.

 

i called one of the bike shop guys regarding the situation and i was pretty confused about who's to pay for the towing - me or the shop?

 

has anyone else been in this sticky situation before?

[teambhp]

Most probably you will have to pay the tow

[FireGunz]

Agree... you had to pay the tow unless the bike shop stated call this "tow company" which been cover by the bike shop (thinking that kind of possibility not high). Also it same like some insurance got cover by tow service too.

 

By the way, which bike you bought & where is the shop?

 

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[dan89]

Agree... you had to pay the tow unless the bike shop stated call this "tow company" which been cover by the bike shop (thinking that kind of possibility not high). Also it same like some insurance got cover by tow service too.

 

By the way, which bike you bought & where is the shop?

 

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HI, bought an r6 08 from albert motor. for the past week my bike had been experiencing rough "half clutch" issues (not sure about the exact name for it)

 

bike feels like the petrol is not feeding smoothly for the first 2 gears. has this "jerking" motion about it

[joehani]

That's R6

Tow you pay

At least so nice to have 2 months warranty

 

 

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[teambhp]

That's R6

Tow you pay

At least so nice to have 2 months warranty

 

 

Via mobile

Whether the shop allows buyer to claim warranty is a big question mark