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Cycle accessories West Jacksonville
- Thread starter tmlfan
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hijackthat5
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If your meaning the one that use to be on Blanding close to 103rd its closed down.
The new Duacti dealer is the Suzuki/Seadoo dealer on Wells Road across from Harley Shop.
$130 per hour yuppie shop. That as good as I can say about them.
No mechanics from the close store got hired. The young mechanics at the new Ducati dealer got a 2 week trianing course and they seem to think thats all it takes to work on Ducatis???
Of course at $130 a hour I would work slow also and hope for extended stays on bikes.
The new Duacti dealer is the Suzuki/Seadoo dealer on Wells Road across from Harley Shop.
$130 per hour yuppie shop. That as good as I can say about them.
No mechanics from the close store got hired. The young mechanics at the new Ducati dealer got a 2 week trianing course and they seem to think thats all it takes to work on Ducatis???
Of course at $130 a hour I would work slow also and hope for extended stays on bikes.
sakuragirl29592
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Is their service dept. open Saturdays like the old shop? I need a radiator replaced on my 848. May be time to find a new dealer though.
Thanks for the info Gomer
Thanks for the info Gomer
this modern lover
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I would not let those guys change a tire on my Duc!! They can't even turn the service light off. Go to Daytona or go see Sebastian in Ocala.
I'm in Savannah so I'll prob. try Agusta instead. I had a few issues with them on my Monster a few years back, but they may be due for a second chance. Thanks for the heads up on the Jacksonville dealer, athough they were a small dealer I think I am going to miss cycle accessories west.
I agree on missing them even though I had really no dealings with them.
They were at least primarily a Ducati dealership with a few old school guys around to keep it real.
They treated my son very good who bought a SR4 Monster from them. I only visited through the years every now and then to just look at bikes at a free moment. Even with that they were light years ahead of this new dealer on making even a simple visit by a potential customer just window shopping seemingly cared about and every time I was there certainly wanted to hear any comments about the bikes. They closed 3 weeks after my wife and son bought my bike from them..... Maybe I got to good of a deal and it broke the bank????......lol....Nah....I don't think so.
If going to Agusta goes sour I would try one of the dealers Bossman speaks about. The majority of what I have heard about them has been very good.
Good luck on where ever you go.
They were at least primarily a Ducati dealership with a few old school guys around to keep it real.
They treated my son very good who bought a SR4 Monster from them. I only visited through the years every now and then to just look at bikes at a free moment. Even with that they were light years ahead of this new dealer on making even a simple visit by a potential customer just window shopping seemingly cared about and every time I was there certainly wanted to hear any comments about the bikes. They closed 3 weeks after my wife and son bought my bike from them..... Maybe I got to good of a deal and it broke the bank????......lol....Nah....I don't think so.
If going to Agusta goes sour I would try one of the dealers Bossman speaks about. The majority of what I have heard about them has been very good.
Good luck on where ever you go.