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Old 20-Jul-2006, 18:26
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Question 749R servicing

what do you think I should be paying for a yearly service on my baby R ?
belts done last service 12months ago
total miles 2100
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Old 20-Jul-2006, 18:37
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Give Mike a call at MDracing 07783024248, Spanners at bsb and has his small independant setup at Ewell. Top guy who will probably give you a rough ball park figure over the phone. Well well recomended by many. What you pay is not allways related to the level of service an expert will provide. Mike will treat the bike as if its his own.
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Old 20-Jul-2006, 18:38
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what do you think I should be paying for a yearly service on my baby R ?
belts done last service 12months ago
total miles 2100
cheers

Graham, think you will find on the R models that belts are part of the service every year, unlike other models that have belts every 2 years.

Would be interested in what kind of price you come up with as I have to get mine serviced (2 year) next month as well.
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Old 20-Jul-2006, 19:15
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Labour for 749R 12 month service is something like fourteen and a half hours, if I recall correctly.
It will be pricey if done "by the book".
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Old 20-Jul-2006, 21:06
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How the hell can it take 14 hours to service a one year old bike. Not saying it's not correct it just seems along time?
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Old 20-Jul-2006, 21:44
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maybe they have to make a special italian chant after removing each part ? LOL
or maybe they are working on the "you paid more for the bike" so "you can afford to pay more for the service" theory

which incidently isn't the case

still it's fun to ride !
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Old 20-Jul-2006, 22:04
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Or maybe they are not sure how to do it!!!!
Mike will give you a spot on apraisel of what is needed.
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Old 20-Jul-2006, 22:27
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If you took the plunge and bought an R then you should have calculated your running and servicing costs into your yearly budget, if you have to ask what its going to cost it means your likely to start cutting corners on sevices etc.

But your looking at over £400.00
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Old 20-Jul-2006, 23:01
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If its 2yr service then they do the fork oil, which is one chunk of the hours.........
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Old 20-Jul-2006, 23:08
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If you took the plunge and bought an R then you should have calculated your running and servicing costs into your yearly budget, if you have to ask what its going to cost it means your likely to start cutting corners on sevices etc.

But your looking at over £400.00

Dude.........c'mon, I was only askin'
I never cut corners on my bikes

just wanted an idea of what I should be paying and what I'm gettin for my dollar

only the dealer isn't open right now, but the forum is

had a good rip out to Boxhill this evening tho'
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