Service due soon

MJS · 18-Aug-2004, 18:11

Quick question to anyone with first hand experience - who would you recommend out of Riverside in Northampton, and Baines Racing down at Silverstone.

The bike has generally been looked after by Baines but is slightly out of sync with it's service schedule, but then these days Riverside is a pukka Ducati dealer, so would it be better going there?

Any good or bad experiences of either - u2u please

Cheers

Martin

rockhopper · 18-Aug-2004, 18:15

I'd take a trip up the M1 and go to Nelly at Cornerspeed.

TP · 18-Aug-2004, 18:26

I second Paul's recommendation.

Haven't had any personal dealings with Baines or Riverside.

Glyn · 18-Aug-2004, 18:49

nelly or mike davis

NBs996 · 18-Aug-2004, 19:03

Just get it up the motorway to cornerspeed.
Don't know anything of Baines or Riverside, but It's my experience that none of the main dealers have ever taken such good care of my babies.
Nelly should give you a 10% discount on what's already a good hourly rate, and he's sure to do a good job too.

lizzie · 18-Aug-2004, 19:20

Don't know anything about Riverside but Baines certainly know their stuff.... but they do have a bit of an attitude problem (or specifically Geoff? Baines does (not sure if I've got the right one there)). If you can deal with that, they'll look after your bike very well, but won't necessarily look after you, if you know what I mean.

phil996 · 19-Aug-2004, 14:04

I have used baines for over 10 years and they are very,very good.It's John that has the attitude problem,not Geoff,and its's more of an act anyway!
I would wholeheartedly recomend them to anybody.

baylissboy · 19-Aug-2004, 14:28

JHP Ducati Coventry everytime!!

Jasper · 20-Aug-2004, 14:08

NELLY at Cornerspeed.Well worth the trip.

Rushjob · 20-Aug-2004, 14:54

Another vote for Neil and Cornerspeed

Hmmmm.....Riverside....expert ducati mechanics eh?

So how long has the professional way to split a chain been to use an angle grinder spraying the back of the bike and the wheel bearings etc. with swarf?

Try Ride magazine a couple of months ago on the running report of the ST2.

I couldn't beleive my eyes.

If someone had done that to my bike, I'd use the grinder on their kneecaps

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18-Aug-2004, 18:15	#2
rockhopper Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,367 Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Pinxton I'd take a trip up the M1 and go to Nelly at Cornerspeed. Reply

18-Aug-2004, 18:26	#3
TP Registered Forum User MotoGP God Posts: 15,644 Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Swansea Mood: 749 racebike MGP I second Paul's recommendation. Haven't had any personal dealings with Baines or Riverside. Reply

18-Aug-2004, 18:49	#4
Glyn Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,505 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: lost in space Mood: st2......we can rebuild nelly or mike davis Reply

19-Aug-2004, 14:04	#7
phil996 Registered Forum User Bikes: 888. multistrada 1200s sport Posts: 33 Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Bucks I have used baines for over 10 years and they are very,very good.It's John that has the attitude problem,not Geoff,and its's more of an act anyway! I would wholeheartedly recomend them to anybody. Reply

19-Aug-2004, 14:28	#8
baylissboy Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 623 Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Staffordshire Mood: Happy as Larry!!! JHP Ducati Coventry everytime!! Reply

20-Aug-2004, 14:08	#9
Jasper Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,707 Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: YORK NELLY at Cornerspeed.Well worth the trip. Reply