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Originally Posted by Homeslice
Weak fucking sauce. 
Sometimes I think you people just take the opposite side just to disagree.
You're gonna tell me if you put like lets say a slipper clutch in your bike, you would throw away the receipt? Somehow I think not. But ok, let's entertain that idea. Let's say 3 months later you lose your job and are forced to sell the bike. You know, unexpected things happen sometimes. So now all of a sudden you can't "run it into the ground" anymore. You've got to sell it, and you want a potential buyer to know that you upgraded it with a fairly desirable mod. 'Cept you can't because you threw away the receipt. Real intelligent.  |
Strange how your argument has changed from service records to receipts. There is a difference.
Service records would be, you get your twice yearly fuel line inspection according to the owner's manual, and you keep history of it.
You'd be a fool to not keep record of something such as, having a wheel bearing installed that has a 50k warranty.
This has gone from, "You mean you don't keep proof of having your car washed?" to, "pfffft, you're a fool if you don't keep receipts".
PS, what if he shows you a fake receipt for parts not installed? Then it has the opposite effect of what you're going for. Somebody can show your "proof" of valve work, a slipper clutch. And you wouldn't be able to really prove any of it without opening the engine..