Suzuki Motorcycle Dealer isin't home

beatman91

I went to get some parts from Suzuki (Priary Motorcycles) and the place is shut down. I rang their phone and it just rings out. No message. The garage next door said that they are on holidays but I'm not buying it. Building is up for let too (I went to Glasnevin ind est.)

Oh their website is turned off too.

Does anyone know if they moved again or have they gone out of business?

I need a few bits as soon as, so it be great if there was an alternative. Since they are the main importers where do I go?

Thanks for any advice.

Big Nasty

Might get a more concise answer in the Motorbikes forum? >>>>>>>>>

beatman91

Sorry wrong place

Alanstrainor

Moved from motors.

EvilMonkey

They do close down every summer for 2 weeks, so thats probably it.
I remember one year i had to wait 2 weeks for a part that couldn't be got anywhere and the shop my bike was in said it happens every year. :rolleyes:

beatman91

That's unreal, only in Ireland. I'll try them on Tuesday again. They could leave a message like back in 2 weeks.

iseethelight

I picked up some parts there last week and he was telling a guy they were closed for 2 weeks from last friday so wont reopen till mon week. Bit crazy in the height of biking season but there you go.

beatman91

Cheers for that I didn't believe it. I guess I'll have to wait

dhev

beatman91 wrote: »

I went to get some parts from Suzuki (Priary Motorcycles) and the place is shut down. I rang their phone and it just rings out. No message. The garage next door said that they are on holidays but I'm not buying it. Building is up for let too (I went to Glasnevin ind est.)

Oh their website is turned off too.

Does anyone know if they moved again or have they gone out of business?

I need a few bits as soon as, so it be great if there was an alternative. Since they are the main importers where do I go?

Thanks for any advice.

There's a Suzuki dealer in Co.Down. Phone them up they're very helpful. I've used them several times for my GSXR. Much cheaper than down here. You'll have the parts in 2 days by post. Here's there phone no. 00442892689777. Hope this is of help.

Daryl

beatman91

Great stuff thanks a lot

KamiKazi

Andys Bikes in the Curragh are a Suzuki main dealer as far as I know. Give him a ring on (045) 441585.

galwaytt

...having dealt with them more than few times, they'd be doing everyone a favour by staying closed, and hopefully someone who gives a hoot could take over the franchise.

They have absolutely zero interest in customers, or customer service, condescension comes as standard.

As for 'authorised' dealers - if you have the €€, they'll sell them to you.

Bang Bang

galwaytt wrote: »

...having dealt with them more than few times, they'd be doing everyone a favour by staying closed, and hopefully someone who gives a hoot could take over the franchise.

They have absolutely zero interest in customers, or customer service, condescension comes as standard.

As for 'authorised' dealers - if you have the €€, they'll sell them to you.

That's the way they were back in the '80's when they were on the North Circular Road so I too stopped dealing with them. Hard to believe things haven't changed in twenty years.

Crookes Suzuki in the UK do an excellent internet service.

Steffano2002

Get parts from the UK or Norther Ireland if you can. Avoid Priory.

Interceptor

Crossans - www.thevisorshop.com in Newry are great for getting parts. They've never let me down. Priory on the other hand failed to correctly repair my 6-month old GSXR under warranty despite a global recall. Muppets.

'cptr