Do you typically blindly trust random AI crap on the internet?
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Do you typically blindly trust random AI crap on the internet?
Received an email today Apex cycles in Cambridge is now a HD dealer.
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Apex Harley-Davidson is open for business! Sales – Service – Parts – Accessories – Gear – Apparel – & more! You now have a new destination for all that Harley-Davidson has to offer and it is at the...
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Agreed, maybe they are shedding another brand?
I know these guys well. They can slide HD in there. It just won't be like the boutique next door.
lol yeah Indian will be shed for them!
I'm sure that will be just fine for their customers
bigpoppa
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in my experience, AI is usually inaccurate when it comes to image content, but fairly accurate with text data
Relax
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Maybe depends on which AI, but I haven't had much luck in getting them to give me right answers unless it was an easy one that I could have gotten directly from a google search, and even then it's usually wrong. Maybe not completely wrong, but that's even worse.
I just ran this google search and got a completely backwards answer: c8 corvette redesigned transmission pan
AI Overview:
"The Corvette C8 transmission pan was redesigned to address an issue with fluid capacity, and the new version was introduced in mid-2023. The original design limited the ability to add extra fluid for tracking, while the new design accommodates this by allowing for an additional two quarts of transmission fluid."
The original design didn't limit the ability to add extra fluid, it required the additional 2 quarts. The new design eliminates that so the standard level can be used street or track.
While I don't trust the AI's initial answer, I do follow the links when provided to check for myself. In that regard, it's pretty useful.
Peak powersports London is done in a few weeks.
Peak Powersports London
After careful consideration, we’re sadden to announce that our Peak Powersports London location will be closing, with our last retail day on Saturday, December 13th. This decision was not made...
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After careful consideration, we’re sadden to announce that our Peak Powersports London location will be closing, with our last retail day on Saturday, December 13th.
This decision was not made lightly. The combination of ongoing tariffs associated with Indian Motorcycle and a changing economic landscape has made it increasingly difficult to continue operating this location at the standard our customers deserve.
We want to sincerely thank all of our London staff for their hard work, dedication, and passion — they’ve been the heart of this location and the reason so many riders felt at home here.
We also want to extend our deepest gratitude to the London community and all our surrounding customers who supported us over the years. Your loyalty, friendship, and enthusiasm have meant the world to our team.
Even though this chapter in London is coming to a close, our other Barrie and Oakville locations remain open and ready to serve you. It’s important to note that while our Oakville location may look a little different in its new format, we are very much open for business—and our dedication to serving the Oakville community with industry-leading sales, parts, and service remains unchanged.
From everyone on the London team and across our company, thank you for being part of our community. We hope to see you before our final day on December 13th.
Sincerely,
Nathan and Lawrey Body"
AllistonGT
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It's only been a few years since Peak purchased the store, formally Wolf BMW. Hard to believe they couldn't make it work with just BMW and a smaller foot print. Sad to see them go.Peak powersports London is done in a few weeks.
Peak Powersports London
After careful consideration, we’re sadden to announce that our Peak Powersports London location will be closing, with our last retail day on Saturday, December 13th. This decision was not made...
"
After careful consideration, we’re sadden to announce that our Peak Powersports London location will be closing, with our last retail day on Saturday, December 13th.
This decision was not made lightly. The combination of ongoing tariffs associated with Indian Motorcycle and a changing economic landscape has made it increasingly difficult to continue operating this location at the standard our customers deserve.
We want to sincerely thank all of our London staff for their hard work, dedication, and passion — they’ve been the heart of this location and the reason so many riders felt at home here.
We also want to extend our deepest gratitude to the London community and all our surrounding customers who supported us over the years. Your loyalty, friendship, and enthusiasm have meant the world to our team.
Even though this chapter in London is coming to a close, our other Barrie and Oakville locations remain open and ready to serve you. It’s important to note that while our Oakville location may look a little different in its new format, we are very much open for business—and our dedication to serving the Oakville community with industry-leading sales, parts, and service remains unchanged.
From everyone on the London team and across our company, thank you for being part of our community. We hope to see you before our final day on December 13th.
Sincerely,
Nathan and Lawrey Body"
I really find their service has gone to crap I can't get them to answer emails or texts over warranty claims just not very good anymore.
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Service will suffer for sure.
Always a sign that they're too busy to take on more work but try a phone call as that usually goes to the top of the queue over online communication.
Or a sign that they owe money to the manufacturers and can't offer warranty work anymore because the manufacturer won't refund the dealer until the dealer is all paid up.
I'm not suggesting that is the case, but I know when a GTA dealer was closing a few years ago I couldn't get them to order me parts for like two months before they announced they were going out of business. I found out two years later that trucks had come and the new unsold vehicles were picked up and taken away. Suddenly I understood why I couldn't get a reply when I was trying to buy a new sensor. They needed to get it from the manufacturer and the manufacturer wasn't going to give them anything until they paid their tab.
Again, I know nothing about Peak specifically, just sharing my experience of not being able to get dealer support prior to another dealing closing.
Good point and the most likely reason.
Tried that they will get to the bottom of what's happening and call right back that was months ago.
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