WR250, I'm now sitting here worried whether they will actually be able to recover it to my house today. In my dealings with them yesterday I came to the conclusion that they are employing half-wits. There is also the situation where no manager was available yesterday evening and their customer services department doesn't work on the weekend
Well my day yesterday was one that I won't forget in a hurry. It's a long story but basically if you're in the UK don't expect much of RAC breakdown and recovery, they are the most useless w*nkers ever.
I finally got home at gone midnight after calling them at 4.27pm and my bike is till in someone's garden in Cirencester
Well there's no way on earth I'd pay full price , lets just say that it's good to know people in the trade . Here's a link to RRP............
https://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/motorcycle_parts/content_prod/493185
Not compared to Yamaha (at least in the UK), they're more competitive now but it the past they've priced themsleves out of the market here. The WR250R is a perfect example of that and there are others.
Ok, after a shit nights sleep the pain still hasn't gone , and it's fecking raining, and I've got to sit here and wait for two parcels to arrive, and we've ran out of Honey Loops !!!
sorry , I went into @Clive mode for a moment there ...........
There seems to be a lot of interest in this bike. The Wongs are getting better and betterer at making motorcycles. If the figures are to be believed it's 25kgs less than a T700, so why can't the Japs do that ?
I went through a lot of this when I had to sort out my father-in-law's affairs after he passed on. It was made even worse by the fact that more than half his assets etc were still in Italy. You have no idea what bureaucracy can be like until you deal with Italian authorities