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i purchased an Aprilia RSV-R (well you dont have a motorbike section ) from a dealer miles away. The paints now started flaking off the front wheel so, i thought i would give my local dealer a ring - who by the way are rated as the best aprilia dealers in the country. As its still under warranty I thought no worries, won't cost me anything.
The local dealer is however not accepting the warranty work as I didn't buy the bike from them, can they do this??? Surley this negates the whole point of a "dealer network"?
Dealers aren't part of the manufacturer, but franchises in their own right.
I can't understand why he wont except the work as he would make some money from it, but it his his right to do so.
Go back to the dealer you bought it from and he will have no choice but to do the work.
You could drop a line to Aprilia pointing out your disappointment and nameing the dealer that refused.
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yeah thats the concensus Im getting from some of the Aprilia forums. Its basicaly against Aprilia rules and that any dealer should honour it but, Aprilia don't enforce it and don't care.
Im now in contact with the original dealer. They want pictures etc to send to Aprilia who he said "are very good at wriggling out of there warranty repairs" to which I replied, "I dont care, its not of merchantable quality and is so covered under the sales of goods act" - which someone at consumer direct has already confirmed.
Warranty repair - "other" dealer refused work
) from a dealer miles away. The paints now started flaking off the front wheel so, i thought i would give my local dealer a ring - who by the way are rated as the best aprilia dealers in the country. As its still under warranty I thought no worries, won't cost me anything.
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