Been told by a couple of people about a place on Milber Ind Est, think the name is Brian Loram. I haven't used him yet so can't give first hand review.
As for the service at Bridge. Was told the service would take 4 hours, so wandered around the trading estate for three and a half hours before making my way back thinking that they may have got a move on and finished it.
How Wrong could I be. It took them a total of six hours to do the service.
After spending two and a half hours kicking my heals around the show room (there's only so many times you can look at bikes you can't afford), I was told is was ready. I paid the bill, jumped on the bike and rode home.
It wasn't till I was home did I give it the once over.
They had left a wire from the heated grips dangling down near the tank, knocked off two small rubber bump stops from under the fairing, and not even bothered to adjust the chain.
I wrote them a polite but unhappy email stating the problems, then adjusted my chain as it was slack. Monday morning I receive a phone call saying they were sorry and could they pick the bike up and put these right, which I agreed.
Got home from work today and they have returned the bike, still with the wire dangling down, at least they glued the rubber bits back.
Not a happy bunny.
