[Guest]

took off teh seat and I have no tool kit ???

 

[cheapbastard]

tell yer dealer to hand it over or else! :slap:

 

[AA]

It should be attached to the seat, not sitting next to the battery.

AA

 

[203MPH]

It should be attached to the seat, not sitting next to the battery.

AA

:sign5:

Look underneath the owners manual and service book.

 

[Bichomalo]

tell yer dealer to hand it over or else! :slap:

Fuck that go down there and puch that bich in the Face and take it :d:

 

[Guest]

nah its not there, blah

 

[cheapbastard]

nah its not there, blah

go punch them in the throat then. :slap: :finger:

;D

 

[DocPup]

 

[dr_gallup]

It's the most pathetic tool kit I've ever seen so you're not out much. The only really useful tool is the chain adjuster spanner.

 

[BUCKET]

Go and tell them to get you one just for the sake of it,kickbox them in the throat/back of head after you have got it,then throw it away as it it made out of plasticine metal,then replace it with good tools.Think Devious or someone had a post about a good tool kit on this site.Type in tools on the search button and it should come up with something. :slap: :violent1: ;D

 

[Guest]

Here's a radical idea. Just go back to the dealer and report that the bike had no tool kit. What a concept!

Since the bikes come with the tool kit from the factory, a reasonable guess might be that a worker went off for tea and forgot to put on in - things like that do happen in the real world. Since I am sure it happens rarely, the dealer set-up crew probably does not check to see it is there.

A few years ago, before I worked for the dealership, my three week old ZRX 1100 lost the guts to the speedo cable. The bottom had not been attached. I took it back, asked about it, and was promptly given a new one and notes taken, as this was the 3rd time and that was not on the set-up list, so a memo to Kawasaki needed to be sent.

I have found that coming in with a question, rather than a "punch them in the throat" mindset - really works wonders. The world is full of jerks - and usually they do not win in the end

 

[APtech77]

It's the most pathetic tool kit I've ever seen so you're not out much. The only really useful tool is the chain adjuster spanner.

Yeah, but people are getting $30-40 for original old school Honda tool kits. These thing might be worth bucks someday....

 

[BUCKET]

I have found that coming in with a question, rather than a "punch them in the throat" mindset - really works wonders. The world is full of jerks - and usually they do not win in the end
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Think you better take a chill pill Davie and lighten up,weeze just joking around us mindset people. :slap: ;D :beer:

 

[cheapbastard]

I have found that coming in with a question, rather than a "punch them in the throat" mindset - really works wonders. The world is full of jerks - and usually they do not win in the end

why don't ya jerk on this dave-o! :jerkit: :jerkoff: :jerkit:

then I'll punch ya in the throat. :slap:

:loser:

 

[StuckInKansas]

Cheap, you are THE MAN! ^^^

We'll :slap: him, and call him Susan.

 

[cheapbastard]

We'll :slap: him, and call him Susan.

Is it alright if I call you Pamela? :twofinger:

 

[StuckInKansas]

I don't like the sound of that...

How you gonna flame me after sayin' you the man? You're a fucking asshole!
:fingure: :slap: :gtfo:

 

[cheapbastard]

I'm not an asshole, just a bastard. ;D

 

[StuckInKansas]

Agreed. At least you recognize that, you know that admitting that you have a problem is the first step to solving that problem right?
;D

 

[DocPup]

Here's a radical idea. Just go back to the dealer and report that the bike had no tool kit. What a concept!

i think thats what everyone has been saying....just added a little flare to it