Un Happy With Dealer

Adam,
If they stated they would do whatever needs doing to the bike, then I think you have a good case for asking them to do the unticked items as they clearly need doing.
At the end of the day it is not expensive or that time consuming to do the work yourself.
but I think the principle is whatever needs doing will be done
I would have a polite word with them
good luck and let us know how you get on please

 

Hi Adam. If it were me and I purchased the bike from a Triumph dealer then I would expect them to provide the proper service, especially if purchased as "Triumph Approved Used". However if purchased from an independent dealer then I would do fluids and brake service myself.

 

If an official Triumph dealer then give them a call and politely point out the service requirements for the bike, and that you purchased it on the understanding that it would be serviced. If the bike was specifically sold as "Triumph Approved Used" where it comes with an official Triumph 12 month warranty, then proper servicing is a requirement of the "Triumph Approved" status.



Triumph Approved Used: https://www.triumphapproved.co.uk/pages/about/approved-pre-owned-benefits.htm

 

No it wouldn't have been sold as Triumph Approved. But I would still contact the dealer and discuss the service with them, if they said they would service it and do whatever needed doing, then according to Triumph it needs those other service requirements completing. Hopefully the dealer will want to maintain your good will, and agree to complete the service.

 

Adam Davies.
Welcome to the family. Do hit the upload a file button and let us see the steed. Do you have a service book with the bike as it should have had a 6000 mile service. If it is stamped then all the bits have been done. Yes you have every right to ask that the bike be put right. You can use the Mot inspectorate or ombudsman or just good old trading standards. These items are a requirement and should be done to keep your steed road worthy.
Ride Safe & Regards
Joe.

 

nice result and good on the dealer for honouring it. I think you should mention them as they have come good

 

Well done Sutton motors. But well done aswel Adam Davies for persisting. A service is a service and needs to be done by the books. Just for safety if nothing else. Great result all round.
Regards
Joe.

 

It's not a bad idea when closing in on a used bike, of any make, to ask the seller, private or trade, to hand over the service records for the machine so that you can see for yourself what has been done, or claimed to have been done.
If you don't like the response or what you see, then walk away or negotiate the matter.

 

BEWARE!!! DON'T GIVE YOUR BUSINESS TO THIS COMPANY!!!

I purchase in my life so far 46 motorcycles, both in Europe and USA, fairly decent experience in the field therefore.

This Dealer misrepresented the motorcycle they sold to me, they misrepresented the shipping, they have been extremely responsive before cashing my check then disappeared when it was time to take care of the issues arose.
It took 7 weeks to receive the bike, damaged, despite they represented it immaculate and to deliver in 3 days.
Multiple attempts to have them resolve have all been ignored, poorly hiding behind the distance between me in Florida and them in Illinois.

Sales "Manager"...Brian Martin and "Salesman" Don Buss both have lied and have been completely non responsive, companies as Harley Davidson, Triumph and KTM should be very careful to be represented this way.

DO NOT BUY FROM THIS BUSINESS.

 

Pleased that it was all resolved mate, just goes to show a friendly approach when things do go wrong can really work in your favour.