Kawasaki dealer - recommendation

[Scotty]

Another recently opened dealer not too far from you is Greenham Kawasaki near Newbury. We went to their opening weekend recently when they had Liam Harlan and Luke Mossey (plus a couple of bored MCN bimbos freezing their tits off in their Lycra onesies) and it all appeared to be ok. It may well be worth a trip out to meet the them and see what sort of deal they are prepared to offer, and being a relatively new dealership they may be willing to do good deals to establish a reputation and customer base.

[gibbo]

Another recently opened dealer not too far from you is Greenham Kawasaki near Newbury. We went to their opening weekend recently when they had Liam Harlan and Luke Mossey (plus a couple of bored MCN bimbos freezing their tits off in their Lycra onesies) and it all appeared to be ok. It may well be worth a trip out to meet the them and see what sort of deal they are prepared to offer, and being a relatively new dealership they may be willing to do good deals to establish a reputation and customer base.

Yeah! I'll be taking my Zed to this place next month for it's annual look at. I was impressed with this place and have visited twice and the staff seem to know what they are on about. The difference between this place and others is that this is NOT a dealership but is wholly owned and run by Kawasaki UK, so if you don't get a thorough service from them where can you get it from. Loan bikes available, collection and delivery also available I believe. Brand new building. Just a quick blast down the M4 as well for me. I'll report back on my findings. Just google Greenham Kawasaki for further details. And no, I have no connection with Greenham whatsoever.

[Arek]

Another recently opened dealer not too far from you is Greenham Kawasaki near Newbury. We went to their opening weekend recently when they had Liam Harlan and Luke Mossey (plus a couple of bored MCN bimbos freezing their tits off in their Lycra onesies) and it all appeared to be ok. It may well be worth a trip out to meet the them and see what sort of deal they are prepared to offer, and being a relatively new dealership they may be willing to do good deals to establish a reputation and customer base.

Been there last weekend. Nice looking one. Like gibbo mentioned it's owned and run by Kawasaki UK.
Had very nice chat with one of the senior sales guy. I can say that he knew what he was talking about. Every technical question I had was answered promptly and looks like they had a really good training before.
Of course it was also standard salesman talk as well. However he try cut the biggest usual crap over.
Sometimes when I visited before other dealers I had impression that guys was bore to death selling bikes, and they give a sh...t about deep knowledge of the stuff they selling. So, this one was nice for a change.
Deal wasn't great at that point, but I indicated from start that I'm not intend to buy it now.
At this moment I have some base for poking around. Will visit other Kawasaki places as well. And will see what they have to offer.
Thanks guys for tips.