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dealer service or not?advice required guys

23 posts · Started by gkjnr · 14 Feb 2010

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Your right that is pap.

Change the fluids and filter yourself, keep receipts and put it in your book after the warranty expires.

Thtas what I would do anyway. Just give your bike a real good once over to see if anything needs replacing before it ends.
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I've just had the dreaded 9k mile service and although they appear to have done a good job, it's shockingly expensive. I think in future I'll do tyhe minor stuff myself. I don't understand why the KTM is so expensive to service. £200 for a minor service seems over the top.
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Cost about 150 for my valve check I believe some have paid 120 though.
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