Preferred contact method for Euro Motors, Davison MI

Website for Euro Motors has their contact information on it

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json

RE: Re: RE: Preferred contact method for Euro Motors, Daviso

I've written twice and have never heard back. In fairness though, my emails were more along the lines of courtesy emails, and didn't require a response. I just figured they were way busy.

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RE: Re: RE: Preferred contact method for Euro Motors, Daviso

Call them 810-653-9684. They are closed Sunday and Tuesday. I just called and got the answering service so check your number.

RE: Re: RE: Preferred contact method for Euro Motors, Daviso

I have only contacted them 1-2 and both times it was a hit and miss affair. when i did get a hold of them, they were very helpful and the prices were good. but a return call was along time in the waiting...

RE: Re: RE: Preferred contact method for Euro Motors, Daviso

Just keep calling. I got a email from Andy the other day and he told me that he has been very busy at the shop. He's a great guy, once you get in touch with him he will bend over backwards to help you out.

RE: Re: RE: Preferred contact method for Euro Motors, Daviso

Try this web site to contact Euro Motors. http://www.ttxsports.com/

berg501 said:

Try this web site to contact Euro Motors. http://www.ttxsports.com/

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Sorry but www.ttxsports.com is no longer associated with Euro Motors. It is my site but I just haven't had the money or the ability to get it updated. I know its in dire need of updating and hope to get it fixed soon.

Anyways, I was working with Andy Jeffery and Euro Motors but I have not been able to get in touch with them for the past month or so. Sorry.

Crew-Chief,

We stock parts for your bike & would be happy to help!
Drop me a line or give me a call,my wife & I run our shop & we will ship same day
if you call before 11:00 am pacific.

risky1
Posted: Jan 29, 2007 - 11:44 PM

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I have only contacted them 1-2 and both times it was a hit and miss affair. when i did get a hold of them, they were very helpful and the prices were good. but a return call was along time in the waiting...

Lubbz
Posted: Jan 30, 2007 - 12:05 AM

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Just keep calling. I got a email from Andy the other day and he told me that he has been very busy at the shop. He's a great guy, once you get in touch with him he will bend over backwards to help you out.





Just a bit of advice here; If your dealer does not return your phone call, that is BAD service, it does not matter how busy they are. YOU are the customer, as the customer it is not your responsibility to chase them around. If you call and leave a message and they don't call back with-in one business day, take your money and move on. :rant

Re-reading my post before I submitted it, and yes, it is a bit harsh. It really makes me upset to see people get treated like this, a motorcycle shop, like any business, needs customers. A return phone call or e-mail is about the easiest thing to do, so there really is no excuse. Maybe it is time to hire somebody to handle the phones, or get a part time helper, what ever it takes, but without us the customer, shops like these will not last long.
There is nothing worse than seeing a "going out of business" sign hanging in the window of a motorcycle shop.
I am sorry if this is offensive to you shop owners out there, but you know, it is true.

P.S. I just looked at the dates of postings..Have you been trying to reach this guy since January? My god..........

Andy and Euromotors were the best at one time, about a year ago it got so I could not get parts from them even though they had been promised and supposely ordered....also would not return calls....I ended up getting my parts from a local kTM dealer ( front brake reservoir bracket).....