Motorrad Elektrik stuff

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83014

Member

• Feb 24, 2009

• #1

I bought a glass mat battery a few years ago from Rick and replaced the voltage regulator and battery tender to accomodate the new battery. Three years later and all is well.

 

bob_m

Active member

• Feb 24, 2009

• #2

Yup!

Plug and play. I have the charging system, the LED tail light and the nifty little LED work lite from Rick.

I had an issue with one of his diode boards and Rick replaced it quickly for no charge.

That is what service is supposed to be like.

 

pglaves

#13338

• Feb 24, 2009

• #3

If there is a better, more reliable vendor than Rick at Motorrad Elektrik I haven't met him or her. Period!!

 

robertklee

New member

• Feb 24, 2009

• #4

Ha. Wasn't questioning Rick when I started this thread. Dang, he's got quite a following. I was just wondering about the voltage regulator. Rick was very helpful on the phone. I ordered coils, condenser, etc from him, too. About to order more. I, too enjoy doing business with somebody like him.

 

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Scott1007

Guest

• Nov 1, 2009

• #5

Motorrad Elektrik

If all companies had a customer service dept. like Rick, we would be in a better economy and world. He has a true passion to his products and customers!!

 

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BandAidMan

New member

• Nov 1, 2009

• #6

I purchased a voltage regulator from Rick a couple of months ago after I had some intermetent electrical issues. It is lighter weight then stock. The body is plastic, instead of metal, and the connection prongs are shorter then I would perfer but it functions as desired. If I recall correctly, it also runs a slightly higher voltage.

 

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wecm31

Luddite Looney

• Nov 1, 2009

• #7

I picked up a new ignition trigger module (the one that gets mounted to the heat sink with the white paste) after upgrading my coil. Much cheaper than OEM, the original now rides along as a spare. I fear the black boxes that show no visible signs of failure, they just stop working!!

 

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keelerb

Guest

• Nov 1, 2009

• #8

Rick's a class act. I'll never forget him refusing to sell some coils to me, because I didn't need them and would get no benefit from them. Lost a sale, gained a long-time customer. Wish there were more like him.

 

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orbitangel

Guest

• Nov 1, 2009

• #9

Yea, verily!

PGlaves said:

If there is a better, more reliable vendor than Rick at Motorrad Elektrik I haven't met him or her. Period!!

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I bought a pair of ignition coils for my Airhead (a 1977 R100RS) and I could not be more pleased with the coils but ESPECIALLY the level of service I received.

Rick is not only very knowledgeable but is very helpful as well.

I'd do business with Rick again in a skinny minute.