Sym/Yamaha.
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j.newton1
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Sym/Yamaha.
Sorry if this has been covered before, but did you know that you can purchase Sym scooters from most if not all Yamaha dealers. I am not sure but it may be some sort of arrangement between the Sym importer (Moto.GB) and Yamaha. I purchased my Sym from the local Yamaha dealer about 6 months ago. We agreed a part exchange price and the new bike was delivered within the week. The dealer will also do warranty work and servicing.I don't think Yamaha are too keen on the arrangement,because my local dealer has 3 or 4 50cc Sym scooters on display ,but they are always at the back of the showroom.
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MrGrumpy
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Re: Sym/Yamaha.
Dunno...why should that be? Yam and Sym do have competing models, except for 50cc models. My local dealer who handles all the big 4 Japanese makers was a Sym dealer briefly, but definitely hasn't been for a while, despite their name continuing to appear on the Sym UK website.
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j.newton1
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Re: Sym/Yamaha.
When I went to look at the Sym before delivery, it was in a building at the rear of the showroom. I was told someone important at Yamaha was due to visit, so it was put out of sight. I phoned two Yamaha dealers and both told me they could get any Sym scooter that I might be interested in buying.
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phantom309
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Re: Sym/Yamaha.
strange as my yamaha dealer refused to service mine....said unless japanese they don't touch it...
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gn2
Re: Sym/Yamaha.
Why would you buy Sym at a Yamaha shop?
It would be like going to a good steak restaurant and ordering a plate of mince.
It would be like going to a good steak restaurant and ordering a plate of mince.
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Re: Sym/Yamaha.
Indeed it would - Aberdeen Angus minced - more palatable and easier to swallow!gn2 wrote:Why would you buy Sym at a Yamaha shop? It would be like going to a good steak restaurant and ordering a plate of mince.
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Re: Sym/Yamaha.
My local Yammy place only deals in Yammies, but the indepentdant bike shop sells syms.
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Re: Sym/Yamaha.
phantom309 wrote:strange as my yamaha dealer refused to service mine....said unless japanese they don't touch it...
they wouldnt even consider taking the vespa i had as px when i bought the majesty as they didnt sell italian machines
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j.newton1
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Re: Sym/Yamaha.
A Bit of info for you Gn2 . Sym are the biggest manufacturer of scooters in world. San Yong Motors (sym) build very nice large 4x4s with Mercedes motors, they also build cars for Kia and Hyundai.They have also built bikes for Honda including the C90. Just out of interest what model of Sym did you own ?