Can you return a new bike?
You can’t simply return the motorcycle and expect all your money back. There is really only one exception to this situation and that’s if the motorcycle falls under the “Lemon Law.” The Lemon Law is a rule governed in most states that protects consumers from buying new vehicles that are unsafe when promised otherwise.
When should I tune up my new bike?
After the first 300 miles is a good time to take it in and get a tune up. After that it should stay adjusted for longer periods. Most local bike shops will give you one free tuneup. It is worth your time to let them do it for you.
Is it better to buy a new or used bike?
There are two reasons to buy a new motorcycle: new features and new condition. More so than with cars, motorcyclists ride, crash, and tinker with their bikes and buying new means you get a fresh slate. Buying used means the person could have taken immaculate care of their bike or left it outside to rot.
Can you return a bike to REI?
REI allows new bike returns within one year of purchase with the receipt. You can return used bikes and cycling products (such as tires, mounts, and seats) within 30 days, and you must return bike trainers within 90 days. There are no extended return periods for holidays or REI Co-op members.
How do you sell a motorcycle you still owe money on?
If you have the funds to pay the loan off in full, do so, because the last thing you want is to still owe money on a motorcycle that you no longer own. After you’ve paid off the lien, the lienholder will clear your bike’s title, enabling you to transfer it over to the buyer, hassle-free.
Is it OK to go on a long drive with a new bike the day after buying it?
Do not take brand new motorcycles on long rides. Avoid this for at least the first 3k kms. Do not worry about the fuel economy your bike returns initially. It would settle down gradually in the first two services.
Do you need help setting up a new bike?
If you’ve just bought a new road bike, or you’re upgrading to a new bike, you might need some help getting it correctly set up so you can really enjoy the ride. Here are some tips to help you get sorted on your new bike.
What happens when you buy a motorcycle for the first time?
Buying a motorcycle for the first time exposes a person to a huge new world of experiences – Some directly related to the act of riding a motorized, two-wheeled vehicle on roads shared by sometimes terrible drivers rolling through town in huge metal boxes, and others involving motorcycle culture in general.
Do you have to buy a bike just because you like it?
Either way, it’s a win. If you don’t like the way a bike handles or looks, or it doesn’t fit quite right, don’t buy it just because you’re getting a great deal. You’ll likely own the bike for several years and spend plenty of hours on it, which means you should be really comfortable with the package you’re getting.
Where do I buy my first road bike?
Beyond that, well, you’re entering a world of choice to suit all tastes. With a budget in mind, you want to do some research. Sure, you can just walk into your nearest bike shop, slap down some cash on the counter and leave with your first road bike, and there’s nothing wrong with that.