Originally Posted by
sl2racer
i dunno it kind of sounds like he gave rtm a chance to correct the problem when they were informed. but in true shady shops fashion they dismissed the problem and didn't offer to correct it in hopes it would just go away. well now he has to pay the price for tring to take advantage of this customer.
with me you get one chance to fix your mistake and man up. you choose to take the low road and hope i am bluffing you would end up with this very similar thread.
I'm not following you here. Where did you see that they were informed? Based on what I've read so far, RTM is not even aware that the bike began to leak oil after it left the shop at this point. This is part of the problem I have with this situation. You make a statement that appears to be based on a misunderstanding of the presented facts, call them a "shady shop" and then someone else says "me too!" and now we've done damage to a company's ability to do business.
Maybe the company would have blown their one opportunity to fix the bad situation, but unfortunately they didn't get that chance.