For all of you Yamaha bike owners, if you used to get your bike serviced at the Yamaha Pro Service Center, Mathura Road,New Delhi, then you have to find a new service center for your motorcycle.
Yamaha is closing the Yamaha Pro Service Center, Mathura Road, New Delhi w.e.f 15th of this month due to certain Government regulations.
The company is sending text messages to its customers for notifying them of this decision. The text message says:
We are extremely sorry to inform you that due to certain Government regulations, we are closing Yamaha Pro-Service Center, Mathura Road, Delhi w.e.f 15th June 2010
For those who don’t know, Yamaha Pro Service Center is company owned service center where your bikes are taken care of by Yamaha’s in-house engineers. The entire service center along with the visitor’s lounge is of high quality standard.
Motorcycles like YZF-R1 along with international models from Yamaha are also present at the Yamaha Pro Service Center, Mathura Road, which you can have a hard look at while you’re bike is being serviced.
So for some of you, it might be the time to find alternative service center for your motorcycle.
Posted by Nazish Siddiqui on June 10, 2010. Read More on Yamaha · 0 Comment
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