Poor running SV650 - cause?

On june 22nd I bought a curvy, the very same day the regulator was blown out.
I adviced the shop to use a honda regulator (thanks to this forum)
A week later I got the bike back but it ran poorly. So I had it returned to the shop again, they kept it 5 weeks without any notification. Then they said they couldn't encounter my problem! Sut they assured the bike was perfect now.
Well of course not, so now I recorded, well my girlfriend, recorded us riding and I sent the link to the shop....... they say they can not hear anything unnatural!!!!
So according to them the bike is ok after seeing the video.

A lawyer is talking to them to undo the contract and give me back my money!
I never ever want see these people again.

The link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3g3hq7FWI3U

sounds like a fueling problem but tbh its hard to tell with that vid

yep, you have big chickens too.

It's red, what did you expect

i wish i wasnt in work... then i might be able to watch the video

Originally Posted by davepreston

sounds like a fueling problem but tbh its hard to tell with that vid

I suspect the CDI (ignitor) because wehn I bought the bike the shopowner said they had replaced the regulator, so the regulator I blew out was the 2nd one. Therefore I think the CDI has been damaged, it cou;ld be that some electronic devices were damaged because of a broken regulator. The probs occur when I am descending, or with a continuous speed. In the city with many traficlight it runs ok.
Maby the throttle sensor?

Having that said: I am not interested fixing it, these *******s have to giveme back my money, simple as that.

sounds quite like its puffing quite a bit, and if they are being prats, then getting you're money back is the best option, maybe with some compensation for selling you a bike and keeping it for half the time you owned it :P

Originally Posted by davepreston

sounds like a fueling problem but tbh its hard to tell with that vid

Originally Posted by dill89

.... selling you a bike and keeping it for half the time you owned it :P

Half the time!?
I have owned it 9 weeks and they kept it 6 weeks

I am ready for paying off my contract, I'd rather loose some money then ever again talking to this idiots.

[BoltonSte]

You shouldn't have to loose anything though.

I was looking into this type of thing recently and there's something about vehicles from a garage having to be reliable. Yours sounds like it isn't, but also it's recommended you give them a chance to fix it first. Try CAB and see what they say.

I'm sure I found the link on Moneysavingexpert.com (can't view it at work so no linky)

Ste

BTW I'm not an expert on this, just sharing what I'm found.

Originally Posted by svste

You shouldn't have to loose anything though.

I was looking into this type of thing recently and there's something about vehicles from a garage having to be reliable. Yours sounds like it isn't, but also it's recommended you give them a chance to fix it first. Try CAB and see what they say.

I'm sure I found the link on Moneysavingexpert.com (can't view it at work so no linky)

Ste

BTW I'm not an expert on this, just sharing what I'm found.

Thank you, but I forgot to mention.... I live in spain...!
Things work differently here...