Since i purchased the bike it has 58 miles on, here is the original post, https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/general-bike-related-topics/176512-new-ride-finally-here.html
I bought the bike a month ago, and waited for the dealer to do the recall.
They finally got it done, incorrectly, the bike has no rear brakes!
I took the bike back to the dealer again, only to get the run around and still have no rear brakes.
The problem is the Mechanic that works there is all by him self, and he he is overwhelmed, witch leaves me screwed.
They have had the bike for 3 days trying to bleed the brakes,,
Saturday morning i called the dealer, and was told that the mechanic had drained all the fluid out, and was going to start from scratch, thats when i told them to assemble the bike and i was coming to pick it up, and told them i didn't think that they could fix the bike.
I picked the bike back up in the trailer on Sat, i dont think that the dealer is confident or capable to fix it.
So when i get to the dealer, im expecting to have no brakes at all, because i was told that the brake fluid was drained by the salesman, that was not the case, the only thing i could see, is that they tried to bleed the front brakes because there is fluid on the front wheel. Not as i was told that the fluid was drained.
I feel like they where just blowing smoke,, im soooo pissed, i had the the choice of dealers, one in town and one 15 miles away, and boy did i make the the wrong choice!
It's not rocket science here, it's bleeding the brakes correctly!
Now at this point i have done what Suzuki customer service told me to do, i gave the dealer a chance to fix it.
That clearly didn't work,,,
So the bike is at my garage now and o will fix it myself.
It really suks having a new bike that is not safe to ride!
As well as the first payment has been all ready!
I bought the bike a month ago, and waited for the dealer to do the recall.
They finally got it done, incorrectly, the bike has no rear brakes!
I took the bike back to the dealer again, only to get the run around and still have no rear brakes.
The problem is the Mechanic that works there is all by him self, and he he is overwhelmed, witch leaves me screwed.
They have had the bike for 3 days trying to bleed the brakes,,
Saturday morning i called the dealer, and was told that the mechanic had drained all the fluid out, and was going to start from scratch, thats when i told them to assemble the bike and i was coming to pick it up, and told them i didn't think that they could fix the bike.
I picked the bike back up in the trailer on Sat, i dont think that the dealer is confident or capable to fix it.
So when i get to the dealer, im expecting to have no brakes at all, because i was told that the brake fluid was drained by the salesman, that was not the case, the only thing i could see, is that they tried to bleed the front brakes because there is fluid on the front wheel. Not as i was told that the fluid was drained.
I feel like they where just blowing smoke,, im soooo pissed, i had the the choice of dealers, one in town and one 15 miles away, and boy did i make the the wrong choice!
It's not rocket science here, it's bleeding the brakes correctly!
Now at this point i have done what Suzuki customer service told me to do, i gave the dealer a chance to fix it.
That clearly didn't work,,,
So the bike is at my garage now and o will fix it myself.
It really suks having a new bike that is not safe to ride!
As well as the first payment has been all ready!
I'm sure you'll have her up and runnin' in no time they way it should of been in the 1st place. i guess Suzuki really doesn't care about there customers.
that's the best one I have seen in a long time
His tools might not be shiny and it may take him a second to locate the tool he needs in his cluttered garage but he will get it done and done right the 1st time for a fraction of the price 
you'll get her up and running soon 
