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 map Mr Calendar

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First thing to do is check what the warranty says.
It may say at a dealer or at an approved service centre.
You just then need to check what qualifications the guy doing the servicing has got. Has he been maufacturer trained or on one of their refresher courses. If so then you should be ok, but need to get it in writing from the manufacturer.
As an example a friend of mine's car franchise closed down, the nearest dealer being 30 odd miles away. He checked and a mechanic from the old dealer had set himself up. Got the warranty transfered ok as mechanic dealer trained.
FWIW I'd rather take a bike to this guy than to any of the main dealers.  ____________________ ...and the whirlwind is in the thorn trees, it's hard for thee to kick against the pricks...
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