| motorcycle.topcities.com |
Bike Repairs |
20 May 2003 |
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| ever been at the mercy of the mechanic who is fixin' yer bike? I mean you are extra careful trying not to scratch your lovely bike but that mechanic .. armed with some dirty tools and one hell of a tidak-apa-attitude whacking away on your bike. I am taking about some mechanic from a reputable big-bike shop .. not from those kedai motor kupchai outfits. |
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| Each time I send my bike for repairs, service, etc, my bike would end up with some kind of souvenir in term of scratch marks from those tools, very difficult to remove marks on the windshield, probably from flammable fluids like brake fluid and petroleum . Best part is that, they would deny any wrong doings.. yeah right brother |
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| Should we 'tick off' Mr mechanic or
keep our mouth shut and hope the damage is minimum and 'polish able'
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I recently sent my bike for some carb repair (faulty pin) and bike was returned with new irreversible 'tattoo' and marks on windshield. So what I am riding a commuter bike but it is my BIKE and I want to keep it clean and scratch-free. So, you make the call.. tick off the mechanic before he touches your bike or bite the bullet and have a sakit-hati ride back home.. For your information, I don't keep my mouth shut very well Happy Riding kenny lee |
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