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Bad experience with Scotts Performance

Posted: 06:44 am Feb 23 2011
by KDXsg
Recently just email them for a damper kit for my 1992KDX, scotts responded and asked for measurements. I gave them all with photos. They said no problem with the measurements, and gave me a order list to fill up. I filled it up and sent back but with no reply for 5 days, even with repeated emails sent to them. the last email to them was to cancel the order. No reply too.
I then order from cyclebuy.com for the damper. good service prompt respond. fill up the order list again, just when cyclebuy wants me to confirm certain measurment, scotts performance sent an email stating my order and item was shipped to me. ****.....! thats a double order!
I went back to cyclebuy to cancel my order, luckily they have not sent yet and was able to do that. Pewww...save me some $450 bucks!
But guess what, scotts performance sent me a weld on kit which I did not ask for. i wanted a bolt on kit and damper to be mounted reversely.
I am really puzzle that scotts performance which i have read to be of good feedback to process my order in that manner. havent they read my email to them or even check my order request before packing my kit and sending them to me? real dissappointment.

Posted: 09:34 am Feb 23 2011
by SS109
Something got screwed up. Scotts is known for great customer service. I suggest getting on the phone (not email) and talking with them. I'm sure they will get it straightened out for you.

Posted: 09:46 am Feb 23 2011
by Slick_Nick
Ya, I always go the phone route if I have questions.

Posted: 02:35 pm Feb 23 2011
by dfeckel
I got my Scotts damper set up for my Husky from BRP. They had great service, and everything fit exactly as promised. Plus, the BRP Handlebar mounts look suh-weet!

Posted: 06:07 pm Feb 23 2011
by TWMOODY
When you get all your stuff bolted up and go out for that first ride
the screw up will be meaningless.
That's one of the best things I ever bolted on my ride !

Posted: 07:51 pm Feb 23 2011
by SteveWR450f
+1. Almost makes up for my bad riding at times. I will never ride a dirt bike without a stabilizer. I consider it a safefy device.

Posted: 07:55 pm Feb 23 2011
by skythrasher
You may want to check and see if a bolt on tower is actually available for your bike. Some bikes only have the weld on option.

Posted: 06:20 am Mar 01 2011
by KDXsg
just recieved my scotts damper. did a mock up installation, found that the damper do not line up to the centre of the steering stem. Offset about 2 - 3mm. is that alrite to just make do with it? tried rotating the perches but either way is off about 2 - 3mmm.

anyone got any picture of the weld on setup of your bike? any tips on doing the weld on such as preperation, welding etc...to look out for? thanks.

Posted: 06:36 am Mar 01 2011
by TWMOODY
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KDXsg wrote:just recieved my scotts damper. did a mock up installation, found that the damper do not line up to the centre of the steering stem. Offset about 2 - 3mm. is that alrite to just make do with it? tried rotating the perches but either way is off about 2 - 3mmm.

anyone got any picture of the weld on setup of your bike? any tips on doing the weld on such as preperation, welding etc...to look out for? thanks.
Can you please post a picture ?

Posted: 07:01 am Mar 01 2011
by KDXsg
sure, i will post soon. thanks

Posted: 06:53 pm Mar 02 2011
by KDXsg
Hi, I have talk to Jake from Scotts performance about my problems with the kit. Scotts actually sent me a link arm puller for me to reverse the damper at no charge! Scotts also felt bad that I cant installed the kit after purchasing and promise to assist me as far as possible to fix things up. Jake also told me that the 3mm offset is okie and will work just fine.

I must admit that thier after sale service is indeed excellent! Thanks again Scotts Performance.