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No way.. there's no telling what could happen down the road as a result of this and once they 'fix' it you can forget about them taking the blame if something else happens down the line

Exaactly, there will most likely be problems with that bike somewhere down the line.

I would only except a new bike or my money back. Not a damn thing else.

That water is on them.

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Posted by Mr. Hangover

New Orleans

Member since Sep 2003

34521 posts

Posted on 2/2/17 at 1:12 pm to bbvdd

Exactly, and like I said, it's just my nature to give a reputable company the benefit of the doubt and work with them, however, not in this case..

Honda makes a damn fine product, so you should get what you paid for... I don't see any reason as to why you shouldn't get your money back or a new bike. I'd push them until I got what I deserved

Don't let this experience fool you, the rancher is one of the best four wheelers ever produced IMO.. I know there are bigger, more powerful four wheelers but I shite you not, I rode my 2001 350 rancher ES yesterday, and despite a little cosmetic wear and tear, that bike runs just like it did the day I bought it 16 years ago

Where did you buy it?

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Posted by Boat Motor Bandit

Member since Jun 2016

1891 posts

Posted on 2/2/17 at 1:14 pm to bbvdd

Sorry to tell you the truth. But since oil wasn't checked before you took it and documented. From a dealer standpoint. You went out and flooded it somewhere and are wanting me to pay for the repairs since it is a "new" bike. and "under warranty" If not you would have immediately brought it too me the second you found the milky oil. But you didn't, you took it upon yourself to have oil changed and probably cleaned up the filthy muddy bike from where you sank it. Basically your trying to hide your screw up. Sorry. Your fault not on the dealer.

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