It was assembled wrong from the factory, I either want my money back or a replacement machine. I paid for a specific product and received one that was broken out of the box.what do you want out of this? do they still have machine?
u can buy the arms - in a day you will be all good and it sucks u had to buy them
u can just trade the machine in, is what it is, life isn't fair
u don't want dealer to swap frame if it comes to that - what do u want them to do?
Good thing I'm north of the border!Most states don't have lemon law/buy back protection for powersports
I still want the utility of a box on a short chassis, not to mention the RMAX is about $10,000 moreLet them fix it, sell it, buy an RMAX.
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Also if you like rubber bands and being able to hear the rest of your life🫨I still want the utility of a box on a short chassis, not to mention the RMAX is about $10,000 more
at least you can use it and its nothing detrimental other than one tire wearing odd - I learned they are temporary anyway.well the battle continues, after a couple more weeks I am still in talks with Honda mediation specialists, they are offering a complete frame swap now... 🤦♂️
The frame itself is on backorder and there is no expected delivery time as of yet, my real concern lies with the dealerships ability to complete the job without absolutely ruining the unit and me being left with with more problems than I started with.
The possibility of a buy back is not off the table as it needs to be discussed with the upper management team. If it comes to the point of a buy back I will likely go purchase another one, as I really do like what this machine has to offer... my only real gripes have been with Customer service and the quality of service I have received at the dealer.
I will keep everyone updated with any new information as it comes in
Not a bad Idea. Id ask for an option to reimburse at least the frame cost and just pay most of the rig off or if it already is, use it to buy accessories basically for free and then some. Get some adjustable arms, make the adjustment, ride the $hit out of it and call it good! Win Winat least you can use it and its nothing detrimental other than one tire wearing odd - I learned they are temporary anyway.
lol - if it bothered me that much and since I am as frugal as can be, the die grinder, a little slot action for clearance to move that arm out, some weld washers, zap\zap weld, spray paint and Shazam - done, probably a 2 beer job.Not a bad Idea. Id ask for an option to reimburse at least the frame cost and just pay most of the rig off or if it already is, use it to buy accessories basically for free and then some. Get some adjustable arms, make the adjustment, ride the $hit out of it and call it good! Win Win
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Ditto!lol - if it bothered me that much and since I am as frugal as can be, the die grinder, a little slot action for clearance to move that arm out, some weld washers, zap\zap weld, spray paint and Shazam - done, probably a 2 beer job.
Why are you even here if you're just going to sh!t post and not contribute to the conversation?
I'm here sharing my experiences and information pertaining to major issues with my machine that may also affect others here.
If I wanted a belt driven, overly heavy and mildly reliable machine I would have bought a Canned-Ham.