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Tricounty motorcycles Aprilia and KTM dealer, Bracknell

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weeksy

Joined Aug 2009
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Didcot UK
http://www.tritec.co.uk/tricounty/scootersAprilia.html

Dropped in there today and was pleasently suprised at the size, bikes and professionalism of the place. Plenty of KTMs, plenty of Aprilias, a couple of random p/x bikes in too.

Good bunch of lads, plenty of bikes, lovely workshop with a superb array of tools.

Upstairs was a cracking KTM accessory, clothing, helmet etc selection. Was really impressed by it. Some Aprilia clothing (where i bought my fleece)

Nice fellas and happy to talk **** for a bit

First time i've been there and would go back again without doubt.
 
Yep, lets big good dealers up. Were quick to knock em.

Merseyside Aprilia are my new buds. Nice and freindly and very decent rates. :thumbup

Ps, I'm a Manc so its quite a recomendation really.
 
cupar bikes up in fifes a cracking dealer,,,,,, but i bought my t from ian bell in bedlingtron,,, and a better buch o lads youll no find, it was a 3 hr drive without seein the bike and it was spot on, and the easiest salesmen ive ever dealt with, well worth checking them out, was most impressed to see the workshop and a young mechanic was puttin the bodywork on a punters bike, and once he'd finished he polished the whole bike like it was his own,,, (maybe it was lolol) but i seen that as a good touch
 
Feck... was looking for an Aprilia dealer whilst in Kirkcaldy so that I could bring something back to Edmonton. Glad to hear that you have some stand up dealers in your neck of the woods. Picking up my T today after some warranty work that took some time (months) to get them to do it. One of the issues that had a bearing on the matter is that I am now dealing with the fifth (yes FIVE) service managers in just about the same length of months.
Jaysus.
 
shvlheadwolf said:
Feck... was looking for an Aprilia dealer whilst in Kirkcaldy so that I could bring something back to Edmonton. Glad to hear that you have some stand up dealers in your neck of the woods. Picking up my T today after some warranty work that took some time (months) to get them to do it. One of the issues that had a bearing on the matter is that I am now dealing with the fifth (yes FIVE) service managers in just about the same length of months.
Jaysus.
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They must be scared of you :yes
 
How could you be scared of me?

http://www.chrispaltzat.com/blog/?paged=3

(I'm the biggest one!)

Just because when I picked up the bike today I had Dave look at the wire routing under the tank as for the THIRD time they didn't use the guides for the control wires (they have already pinched some of the wires between tank and frame). I'm taking Andiamo back Monday to have it sorted. Could I do it easily? Absolutely. But I want them to remember to put things back the way they found it for fecks sake!

PS: lemme know what you think of the wedding pics!
 
The socks do look good!

What tartan is that you were wearing?? Also nice hip flask shot great excuse for a good piss up a wedding!

Well if it pissed with rain at the start of the day then thats the Scottish element for you

Congrats on the weeding some nice pics!

:cheers
 
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Thanks lads! The tartan is Dress Modern MacDonald of Clan Ranald. The short lil bastard is my mate Craig, a Harley pilot. The scrawny lad in the Birks is mah wee brother, Neil MacDonald in a borrowed Sinclair tartan. As he flew from Hong Kong to stand up wi' me I canna fault b his choice. Craig rented a Black Watch that I believe he is buying this fall. As for John, the Piper, I haven't received the wedding pics back from my good friend Chris. He assures me that there are some of John in there. I bought a Red Hot Chili Pipers DVD in Edinbourough by way of saying thanks.
I'll see what I can do to post some other pics when I get them.
 
Gonna have to get a very wide screen laptop to fit all you big buggers on.
 
I tested them out once. I was interested in a Falco and it had obviously been on a track by the state the tyres were in. The rest was spot on. I said to the jobby, "whats the crack wi them then?" He said "thats just what theyre like".
Fookin eejits.
Well I bought it anyway[after some stern bludgening on the price] and it was ace, had it 4 years and was totally grief free.
They are very expensive though. But good for a drool at the latest bikes.
 
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