dealer ripoff?

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Old Mar 5, 2006 | 10:31 AM
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Paying the dealer that much to do an oil change is just ridiculous. The filter can't be more than $10 and the oil is what, $3.50 a quart and you need to buy 4 of them. That adds up to $24 and they are charging $100+ I'm sorry but I'd be learning how to do stuff to my bike really fast. No offense to anyone, I know some people don't have anywhere to put the oil after a change or something like that or don't want to comprimise the warrenty, but for something you can do yourself for more than half the cost I'd find a friend that has someplace to drain the oil. Thats just my .02

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-Jesse-
I pay about $50 for an oil change at my dealer. Seems a little higher but just like with a car they want service records on most things if you have a warranty clam. Don't want to have any hassles so I pay a little more for routine maintence.
 
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Old Mar 13, 2006 | 11:54 PM
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Thats a loaded question! If you don't know whats up you'll save money letting the dealer do it once instead of putting your box O' parts back together. But hey try anthing once Right?
 
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