Get the parts at a discount and either do it yourself {purchase a manual} or take it to the Dealer $ 170.00 in labor.
How about a compromise ; take the new rim, tire, bearings and have them all put together, install it on the bike yourself .All good points, if it were just accessories, I might think of doing it myself, but its all the front end. New 19inch tire, new agitator rim, new disks, bearings.
I might try asking for a discount at the dealer. If that doesn't work out, I could find an indy locally to do it.
Gearing up for the Winter projects....
Now if I could just find a 2015 faring, I would attempt to install it myself.
I do to on many things...this is a area to cause problems..and you get parts here and put on somewhere else....you can see where it going to turn into a pissing match trying to get your problem handled...just sayin..I go outside of the dealer on a regular basis. Money is money.
Heres my take...bite the bullet let the dealer put on the wheel...cause when it doen't want to fit just right...and chances are it aint..and the non-floating brakes want to rub on your fancy high dollor rotors...and they stop funny, rub,make noise,are just a major pain in your ass...like I have found...you can keep carrying it back in and you will have someone to bitch at till they make it work....just a thought...
I would have guessed you would say that Stang! There is nothing you wouldn't try after that 'transformation'Bah. Order the wheel, have a indy install the bearings and mount the tire, put the wheel on yourself. Save the money, it's a bolt on deal. Very easy.
Ok Stang, your the faring replacement guru, any thoughts on swapping out faring for a new 2015 version? Any wiring concerns I should be aware of?Bah. Order the wheel, have a indy install the bearings and mount the tire, put the wheel on yourself. Save the money, it's a bolt on deal. Very easy.
One concern I would do my homework on is the info-tainment system.Ok Stang, your the faring replacement guru, any thoughts on swapping out faring for a new 2015 version? Any wiring concerns I should be aware of?