All Year Biker

[gbrand42]

Has anyone used their services? I would be keen to hear opinions good or bad.

Personally I booked my bike in for a treatment online over three weeks ago and paid my deposit (which they acknowledged by email). However I have not been contacted by the local agent to confirm my booking slot (which has now passed) and my attempts to email the main man are met with no response.

I really want to get my bike treated by these guys because it looks like it will save a load of corrosion issues over the winter, so would prefer it if they would just give me a booking slot rather than a refund.

I'm hoping this perceived poor customer service is the exception rather than the rule.

[nowhere.elysium]

Alternately, buy a can of ACF-50, and a packet of cleaning rags, and do it yourself. Cheaper, and less likely to be disappointing.
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'10 SV650SF, '83 GS650GT (it lives!), Questionable DIY dash project, 3D Printer project, Lasercutter project

[gbrand42]

Yeah I had already bought a can of ACF-50 but got persuaded by their advertising and a couple of you tube uploads that I would be far better getting them to do it

[-Matt-]

Do it yourself, ultimately no one is going to have the time [unless you have an endless pit of money to burn on their labour] or focus to do as good a job as you will on your own bike.

Once you get into the habit of it you can do it as and when you need, and save a load of money in the process

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