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Whilst I realise that you are being sarcastic can ou deny that doing so is a far better solution than just moaning about your current dealer on forums. Vote with your wallet

Of course, if only I had realised, goodness me what a fekwit I've been...

Maybe this underlines the importance of building a relationship with your dealer. If they let folks test ride every new bike a customer fancies, only for them to buy the cheapest one on the net, they have to make their money where they can. On the other hand, if you buy your bikes and kit from the same dealer and use them for services, you are more likely that they will do you a favour when you need one. My old Triumph dealer looked after me over about about 8-10 years. I bought three bikes from them as well as helmets, boots and other kit. When I bought my (factory order) Sprint

Your quite right Steve, I bought four bikes off this one dealer over the last 10 years, around £20ks worth, but they still treat me as a cash cow because, as they remind you, you need them for the warranty. the Volvo dealer I bought my V70 from, my only purchase from them, looks after me very well come service time, and their hourly rate is cheaper. They understand customer loyalty is a two way street.... Brian