serviceing a sym

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I think so but I have to say I am impressed by the service I have had from Makinaparts
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And when you have done yours,there is a sym I think a 250,in a front garden,been there couple of years cos its got grass up to the seat,bushes round the front wheel :mrgreen:
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wont a DIY service invalidate your warranty andy??
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horobags wrote:wont a DIY service invalidate your warranty andy??
been servicing it my self anyway, oil change every 2000 miles ,i went for first one an was charged £80 .. :o
for a £6 worth of oil...WTF..stuff the warrenty..it's just iv'e never done belt an rollers before aan not a clue..but mate's going to do it / show me how to do it..so it's ok..... still might change it though as i'm in the mood now...fancy another bike again ?
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poldark wrote:What did £107 get you, sounds a lot for service parts, may consider a Sym in the future so interested to understand potential costs.
roller weight's £22.31 , belt £50 , air filter £18.44 , oil plug o"ring 99p. all plus vat = £107.89p plus free delivery for over £75 orders. from dimon motorcycles in gosport.
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Just for my own interest I priced your parts from the place I get mine from in Greece and it came to £96.21 inc shipping, a little cheaper but once again we end up paying more here. With regard to DIY servicing. I had a 4 year extended warranty on my Kawasaki but it had to be serviced by the main dealer. My annual service cost was more than I pay to have my 3lt Audi A 4 serviced, never again. Theses scoots for the most part are easy and fun to service, save yourself a packet.
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phantom309 wrote:
poldark wrote:What did £107 get you, sounds a lot for service parts, may consider a Sym in the future so interested to understand potential costs.
roller weight's £22.31 , belt £50 , air filter £18.44 , oil plug o"ring 99p. all plus vat = £107.89p plus free delivery for over £75 orders. from dimon motorcycles in gosport.

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to michaelphillips ,yes they were very helpfull an had all the parts in stock.plus delivered bang on the time quoted...so thanks for the heads up on this shop...
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phantom309 wrote:to michaelphillips ,yes they were very helpfull an had all the parts in stock.plus delivered bang on the time quoted...so thanks for the heads up on this shop...
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iv'e had 42 bikes/scoots an it's me i get a kick out of buying them..iv'e only sold 2 bikes because i hated them..the rest were just because i fancied a change... having a test ride on an X10 friday..lol
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