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MotoF150 wrote:Im just being a nice and friendly guy and being very honest and informing everybody the problems I have with my new bike so they don't go out and buy one and make the same mistake I did, yes, the dealer can't fix it, yes, the dealer don't wanta fix it, yes, the dealer hates my guts. I have owned 2 new and 1 used bikes in the past 5 years and never had any problems like I have with the current bike I own.

But EVERY other review I have read here and other places are EXCELLENT INCLUDING the Suzuki forum...SO YOur reccommendation NOT to buy the bike is not fair as you obviously got a LEMON. YOu bike is NOT an example of issues other are having. I have read of NO NONE other riders claiming your issues at all,

MotoF150 wrote:Im just being a nice and friendly guy and being very honest and informing everybody the problems I have with my new bike so they don't go out and buy one and make the same mistake I did, yes, the dealer can't fix it, yes, the dealer don't wanta fix it, yes, the dealer hates my guts. I have owned 2 new and 1 used bikes in the past 5 years and never had any problems like I have with the current bike I own.

That is REALLY unfortunate as no dealer should treat a customer, and one who purchased a bike from them, like that at all.

I really like the look of the Suzuki M50 as well and if I was in the market for one, it would be on the top of my list for looks. It has a really nice aerodynamic flow to it.



I think I'd go red for mine, but we all have our colour preferences!

Mike.

Again, I posted on the first page about how I feel that the user received a lemon, and from the sound of it...their dealer sucks.
Anyway, to try and prevent people from buying an M50 because the one you got was bad isn't good. I mean, as was mentioned before, pretty much any other review you read about the bike praises how great a bike it is (all 300 reviews of mine, too... ).
You received a lemon, enough said. A few years ago, I had a new, '93 Ford Probe GT. That thing was a PAIN IN THE BUTT...with all of the maintenance and general "upkeep" that I had to do that shouldn't have to be done on a car like that, I could've very well gone online and trashed the car, but I realized "everywhere I look, people have these cars. Everything I read about the car people love them. I have a lemon, I need to just deal with it".
Lemons do get through the system. A shame your dealership turned into such @ss-clowns and wouldn't help. Hopefully your next bike experience will be better.

A few years ago, I had a new, '93 Ford Probe GT.

If it was a new '93, then that was more than a few years ago, lol.

I could've very well gone online and trashed the car

Did they even have an internet then?

Man...that WAS more than a few years ago, wasn't it?!?

I'm pretty sure there was an internet...I know I got in trouble for using the thing called "ICQ" too much.

ICQ is an instant messaging computer program, created by Mirabilis, an Israeli startup company based in Tel-Aviv. The first version of the program was released in November 1996. The name ICQ is a play (an oronym) on the phrase "I seek you".

so you may have been in trouble in 1993, but not on ICQ

Well, crap! I'm sure I could've gotten in trouble SOMEHOW with the car, though.

You can just ignore me now.

I think everybody else that owns the same bike I own are NOT being honest by saying they have no problems with it and I have never found ANYBODY in this forum that owns the same bike , maybe the people that own this bike think the problems they have are normal. If you wanta buy one, I don't care, buy it, you get what you pay for its a cheap low priced generic bike.

LoL, my best friend has one he loves it, and I personally think it kicks "O Ring". You either got a lemon or you were expecting something totally different from a bike.

I think everybody else that owns the same bike I own are NOT being honest

so everybody else has a lemon? you think they might have picked up on that by now