Any one know what the service costs are for the 2010 gs?and when does it need its first service
2010 service costs??????????
- Thread starter andyshooter
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why , did you not ask them when you ordred your new bike
if not ring them in the morning and get it from the horses mouth
if not ring them in the morning and get it from the horses mouth
GreatScott
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Too much & too soon 
They've thought about checking/adjusting the valves though - it's much easier than the allen key and spanner approach, in my books.
If you're not worried about the warranty then serviceing it yourself is easy peasey.
Oh, hang on, I mentioned the 'W' word
If you're not worried about the warranty then serviceing it yourself is easy peasey.
Oh, hang on, I mentioned the 'W' word
rickyxsara
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I was told £195 for 600 mile service here in Northern Ireland.
D6
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i would have thought its dearer for shim adjustment, it certainly will be for people like steptoe etc cos they will have to buy the shim boxs, is the new 1200 shim over bucket or under??
midnitemo
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first service
I paid about £100 in june 2009 at chester mottorad for 600 mile service , took all friggin day though on a friday when i had a rally to go to!!!!!! was there at 8.30 got it back at 4pm not impressed!
I paid about £100 in june 2009 at chester mottorad for 600 mile service , took all friggin day though on a friday when i had a rally to go to!!!!!! was there at 8.30 got it back at 4pm not impressed!
midnitemo
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chester mottorad
In fairness they had the bike for over 7 hours but they did give me a new gs650 twin to play on , whatever happened to the first service being free? it always used to be , then they started charging for the consumables now they have put some labour charges in too????
In fairness they had the bike for over 7 hours but they did give me a new gs650 twin to play on , whatever happened to the first service being free? it always used to be , then they started charging for the consumables now they have put some labour charges in too????
What on earth makes you think it's 'free'? You have to pay for it somewhere - either at point of purchase, or at the time of the service.
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