I bought my TE from them in March of 2007. They were attentive and tried to answer all my questions, let me thumb through the owners manual and made every effort to have the bike set up for my needs (jetting, fix silly kickstand, etc.) before it rolled out the door. Ordered my fork springs and rear shock spring through them. Nothing really in stock as far as clothes and aftermarket unless you are a street rider (on a Ducati). Fair prices on OEM stuff and the parts guy is very helpful. Haven't dealt much with the service dept. I had a little work done on the machine when my starter got stuck in the "on" position. The bike went in on a Saturday and was ready to pick up on Thursday morning, so good turnaround there. I talked to the service guy once a long time ago with questions about my forks, but he wanted to schedule me for an appointment to work on them rather than discuss them. Parts guy (Chris) answered my questions. Overall, I like them and I would definitely buy another bike from them, but wish that they would carry more Husky/dirt accessories.
Good folks up there at Moto Forza, have dealt with them from the road racing side of things. They are enthusiasts and Europhile moto heads, and the "boss" is a Swiss named Balz (Renggli), anyone with that name has to be good. They are the "sister" affiliated shop of GP Motorcycles San Diego. R
They seemed to be the only place outside of Italy that stocked an intake boot for my bike. They charged slightly more than anyone else quoting me (but hey you can quote whatever you want for a part that's not in stock eh?) and got it right out to me. My 2 cents. Jeff
Slightly off topic but.... R., Is that one of those names for a Swiss citizen that is near the southern border near the folks that speak your namesake's language? We drove down through that area from Germany to Italy and were surprised at the hiway signs being Italian yet we were still well in Switzerland. Interesting bit of geography and demographics. Apologies for the slight detour from OP's topic, thread brought back a good memory!
Ah !! Coniglio Arrosto con Polenta* in Lugano, Svizzera, the Italian part of Switzerland. roasted hare with polenta (from a huge copper pot),,, just awe inspiring on the shore of the lake.
