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Really friendly staff.

I had a long chat with one of them after my test ride. He was adamant that I don't make my mind up today. If I want to go back and take the bike out again they'll have it ready for me.

He's also said I should take the zx10r out, just to experience the speed.

If I want a bike for a day then it's mine. "We buy our bikes for people to ride".

When I take my zx6r I'm going to book a day off and play with a couple of their demo bikes.

Im going to pop down there next weekend have a mooch and ask how much for my next service

Perkles. Why don't you book a test ride on the zx10r? I'm free next Saturday and intend to take the z1000 out.

You could swap over and then compare opinions would make a great review.

Kawasaki Birmingham sound a great dealer.

I might drop in next week when I'm in Brum and have a sit and kick the tyres. I'm going to have a look at the yamahas while I'm over anyway.

Kwacky wrote:Perkles. Why don't you book a test ride on the zx10r? I'm free next Saturday and intend to take the z1000 out.

Good idea although I don't want one,be a laugh to test though

Blade wrote:You could swap over and then compare opinions would make a great review.

But I know fa about motorbikes

Just blag it, normal works for me

If you're thinking about getting your bike serviced there I'm sure they'll be happy to let you have a demo bike for a couple of hours.

Can't beat a decent dealer who wants to have happy returning customers and doesn't do hard sell.

Why they are so many out there who cannot see that is beyond me.

Bit too far for me but won't be using my local kwak dealer Robinsons of Rochdale.

They tried to tell me I couldn't have an extended warranty on my bike unless I arranged it when new which is bollocks you can do it anytime before the 2nd anniversary when the OEM one expires. Also tried to tell me I can only take the bike to the supplying dealer for warranty work. There either stupid or awkward or both but they won't get my custom.

Have heard other horror story's about them too and never been helpful when I'm in there even though the shop is empty they can't help you, too busy on Facebook or what ever.

Cradley Kawasaki have been snotty with me in the past because I didn't buy my bike from them. Tried to book it in for a service, they told me weekend deliveries and collections of bikes were only for people who had bought a bike from them and that they would put my bike down the list if an existing customer wanted something doing.

Great way to build up new customers.

Was that the one that used to be qb motorcycles?

No.

Quarry Bank Motorcycles in in Quarry Bank.

Cradley Heath Motorcycles is in Cradley Heath.



They're not far from each other to be honest.

Thank you.

Kwacky wrote:Cradley Kawasaki have been snotty with me in the past because I didn't buy my bike from them. Tried to book it in for a service, they told me weekend deliveries and collections of bikes were only for people who had bought a bike from them and that they would put my bike down the list if an existing customer wanted something doing.

Great way to build up new customers.

Sounds like the nobs at Rochdale, idiots the lot of them.

Kwacky wrote: If I want a bike for a day then it's mine. "We buy our bikes for people to ride".

When I take my zx6r I'm going to book a day off and play with a couple of their demo bikes.

Let me know when you've got a date sorted, if you don't mind and I'm free I join you for the day. About time I tried a zx6

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