Wildguzzi.com
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: oldbike54 on May 03, 2019, 06:49:00 PM
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Just ordered some tires from Cycle Gear , hit a snag with getting it processed , called their 800 number and actually got a real live human on the other end . Her name is Stef , and she was very professional and patient . Just wanted to give her a little love .
Dusty
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I've found their customers service in the stores top notch.
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That's good to hear...our local store has some nice folks working there as well...
OTOH, NEW tires???? Are you trying to win a contest?? :laugh:
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That's good to hear...our local store has some nice folks working there as well...
OTOH, NEW tires???? Are you trying to win a contest?? :laugh:
Yeah..where's the Guzzi content here??
Couldn't find a nice 10 year old used pair at a junkyard????
Sheese……..
Jeff
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I promised that the raffle bike would have new shoes , now who is gonna mount them at Cedar Vale ? :evil:
Dusty
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I had to wait a week for the Honda shop to mount new skins on my G-5 wheels. They would not allow me to drop off the bike. I went out to the garage today to do some fettling on the guzzi. Front tire flatter than Kansas. I have no choice but to take the wheel off again. and drag it back up the hill, where it will doubtless be another week's wait. Friggin fraggin Honda shoppe......Will have to try Cycle Gear next time.
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I had to wait a week for the Honda shop to mount new skins on my G-5 wheels. They would not allow me to drop off the bike. I went out to the garage today to do some fettling on the guzzi. Front tire flatter than Kansas. I have no choice but to take the wheel off again. and drag it back up the hill, where it will doubtless be another week's wait. Friggin fraggin Honda shoppe......Will have to try Cycle Gear next time.
Buy yourself some tire irons, rim protectors, and watch youtube how to vids and save yourself the time, money, and frustration of having to rely on others to get done what you need. Its easier than you think. :thumb:
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Buy yourself some tire irons, rim protectors, and watch youtube how to vids and save yourself the time, money, and frustration of having to rely on others to get done what you need. Its easier than you think. :thumb:
It truly isn't that hard! But there are tricks, it's like a puzzle - once understood it's actually kinda fun.
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Well then , since it is so easy , who is gonna show up at Cedar Vale and put the tires on the raffle bike ? :evil:
Shorty has probably installed more tyres over the years than most of us , but the older we get ...
Dusty
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thats where I get my tires. drop off my wheel, pick it up a couple hours later. $20 to mount and balance last time I got a tire.
good people at my store, never had an issue.
bought one set from the local dealer, but sadly they got bought out and the new owner switched over to BMW. Ever since, been going to Cycle Gear.
Old Head
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Well then , since it is so easy , who is gonna show up at Cedar Vale and put the tires on the raffle bike ? :evil:
Shorty has probably installed more tyres over the years than most of us , but the older we get ...
Dusty
I usually just sell a bike when it needs tires...... :laugh:
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I usually just sell a bike when it needs tires...... :laugh:
:grin: :grin: :laugh:
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Cycle gear bought out Revzilla last year and it has been good so far. I also have a CG near work an stop in from time to time. Folks are friendly.
Waiting a week for tires and over spending on them and shop labor is what drove me to by a NoMar. Its the only semi-specific motorcycle tool that actually makes money and beer.
I bet I save an average of between $100 to $150 per pair of tires buying online and changing them myself. I can also wear tires totally out. If I have a tire with 1,000 or 1,500 miles left on it an was going away it wans't worth saving it becasue of shop labor and hassel. Now I remove it replace w/ new go on a trip come back and swap it back out to finish it up.
I also usually have a couple usable tires in varoius sizes incase somepne passing through has an problem I can get them back up and on their way.
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I can mount your tires. do all of mine. i ride and do all my own repairs and maintince, there for i am...lol
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Needed a new lid. I thought I knew what I wanted, but after working with a CG salesman i found one that fits better with better features for the same money. Anytime I can pay online prices for in-store help and expertise, they have my business.