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Old 03-Oct-2006, 14:46
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Forza Italia Silverstone

Considering buying a bike from them. Are they any good?

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Old 03-Oct-2006, 14:59
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Short answer - yes, very good.

I've had 3 bikes in 3 years from Martin and Chris (and now Ian) including two 888 SP's.

They're not the cheapest (maybe I'm no good at haggling) but very straight and helpful.

Thoroughly recommended.

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Old 03-Oct-2006, 15:05
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Btw what were you thinking of having? I was up there last week so had a pretty good look at most of the current stock.

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Yup .... very good. And helpful

Price is not bad compared to "real" dealers
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Have a word with Martin Westbrook there.


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Old 03-Oct-2006, 16:04
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I was down there last Saturday talking to Martin, not looking not at a Ducati, but a new Aprilia RSV R (Sorry!). They are currently still £300 more expensive the best price I have been quoted (That's after haggling and getting £700 off their original price), but are the closest dealer to me.
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As above - a bit pricey sometimes - but Martin will look after you. After my **** experience in buying a new ducati somewhere unknown to me (and having appalling after sales), i'd probably be inclined to spend a bit extra when your spending that sort of money..

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As above - a bit pricey sometimes - but Martin will look after you. After my **** experience in buying a new ducati somewhere unknown to me (and having appalling after sales), i'd probably be inclined to spend a bit extra when your spending that sort of money..

Nat

I would echo that, never dealt with Forza Italia but would rather pay a bit extra and buy from one of the dealers who get good reviews on here. The muppets I bought mine from have to my knowledge not had a positive posting in the last two years except for the italian open day they hold annually.
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