Services
Our Service Plus Program is our way of saying thank you for shopping with us!
Triangle Cycles' Service Plus Program is one of a kind. We are willing to cut our profits to make sure we keep you as our customer. Our Service Plus Program is a pre-paid service that can save you 30-40% on service maintenance and installment of OEM accessories. The Service Plus Program stays with the bike, not the customer. This means that it increases the value of your bike or ATV!
Benefits:
- Priority scheduling
- No deductible
- All service maintenance performed as in the manufacturer's schedule
- All recommended parts and labor included
- Factory OEM accessories are installed for free
- Unlimited oil changes (yes, unlimited!)
- Adds resale value
- Good for 3 years
- Unlimited mileage
- Transferable by original purchase
- Prepaid maintenance plan cancellable by all parties
Not Covered:
- Manufacturer's defects, acts of nature, and negligence
- Normal wear on parts such as, but not limited to, tires, brake shoes and pads, batteries, light bulbs, cables, etc.
- Engine performance kits such as Yamaha Speedstar kits, jet kits, exhaust systems, etc.
- Maintenance or repair cost performed by anyone other than selling dealer
NOTE:
Offer is good on select models. Prices are for ATVs, motorcycles, and touring models.
Have a question, want a quote or schedule a service appointment? Give us a call or email us!
Preseason Inspection
Danville, VA
Service Description
Improve the overall operation and performance of your machine for the upcoming season. Pre-season inspection includes a fuel system, engine, oil, exhaust, and battery check. Your vehicle will leave in peak performance operation with a clean air filter and everything it needs for the season.
READY TO RIDE! SPRING CHECK UP TIPS FOR YOUR MOTORCYCLE and ATV. |
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If you are a winter-weary motorcycle or ATV enthusiast, good news! Riding season will soon be upon us and you'll soon be hitting the open roads on your favorite two-wheeler or four-wheeler. After a long winter in extended storage, your bike will likely need some TLC.
Start the riding season right with the T-CLOCS inspection created by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. The following is a summary of their pre-ride inspection checklist that will help you get your bike ready to ride after a long few months of extreme cold and harsh conditions.
T - Tires and Wheels
• Check the air pressure of your tires and inflate to the pressure specified in your owner's manual. Look for wear-and-tear on the treads, cracks, bulges or embedded objects.
• Check your wheels for roundness, cracks and dents, and bent, broken or missing spokes.
C - Controls
• Review the levers and pedals to make sure they're still lubricated, and adjusted and fitted properly. They should not be broken, bent, or cracked.
• Inspect cables to make sure they are not frayed, kinked, or folded into sharp angles. Also, test to make sure your bike's cables at no time interfere with your ability to steer.
• Check hoses for cuts, cracks, leaks, bulges, chafing or deterioration. Like cables, hoses should not interfere with your steering or suspension, and should not be folded into sharp angles.
• Test that the throttle moves freely, does not stick and snaps closed when released.
L - Lights
• If you removed your battery over the winter, install it-your owner's manual should tell you how. Check the battery to make sure the terminals are clean and tight, it's properly charged and secured. Check the vent tube to confirm it is not kinked or plugged, and is routed properly.
• Look over the lenses on the bike to make sure they are not cracked or broken, are securely mounted and do not have excessive condensation trapped within.
• Make sure the reflectors are not cracked, broken and are securely mounted.
• Review the bike's headlamp for cracks. Confirm it points at the right height and direction. Test the operation of the high beam and low beam options.
• Test the tail lamp and brake lights to make sure they work when they should, and they are not cracked. Clean and ensure they are properly secured.
• Test both of the turn signals - left and right!
O- Oil and other fluids
• Check the levels and quality of the engine oil, hypoid gear oil, shaft drive, hydraulic fluid, coolant and fuel. Replace or top-up fluids that need it.
• Check for leaks of these same fluids.
C - Chassis
• Review the condition of the frame, looking for lifting paint, cracks, or dents.
• Make sure the front forks and rear shocks are properly adjusted.
• Check the tension of the belt or chain. Lubricate the chain if needed, and inspect the teeth of the sprockets confirming they are not hooked and are properly mounted.
• Replace broken or missing fasteners and tighten if loosened.
S- Stands
• For both centre stands and side stands, make sure they are not cracked or bent and that it springs into place and has the required tension to hold the bike in position.
For more spring-ready tips, check your owner's manual. Or contact our service department and schedule a spring tune up for your ride!