Exactly! 😎👍

Yup, have been there many times, Jos van Keulen still worked there in that period ;)

That's often a shipping issue more than anything else. Dealer should have made a warranty claim

Yeah back in the day i did prep and assembly and there would have been a form for a claim at the dealer before delivery

@@TheShift1313 I didn't see the damage until I removed the white warning sticker (it was applied poorly). I actually recorded as I removed the sticker with my hands only, reveling the damage from the sloppy assembly. It's just minor cosmetic issue but it's frustrating that my new 23 $10,000 motorcycle is in worse cosmetic condition then the 2012 it traded in for it. The dealer did a good job of scratching up the plastics as well as leaving a few hefty scratches in the nicely machined swing arm from dragging their foot down while putting the kickstand down. I actually haven't rode it yet and I've been considering selling it, I'm pretty easy on my bikes and I keep them a long time. It would probably take 20 years for me to cause the type of damage that my brand new bike already has. I keep my bikes on display in my basement when not in use, the visual damage definitely bugs the heck out of me.

@@monsieuroxyopia8262 The header pipe is another part that should have been replaced. It's ktm's worst welding job ever. I think the machine malfunctioned at the most visible part of the pipe, there is a lot of slag far from any welds right in the side. Looks like trash.

Hi, thanks for your comment. WP is Just WP, initially, White Power, referred from the colour of the springs when the company was Dutch. The KTM Group acquired the company about 30 years ago and the name changed to WP Suspension. I hope it helps, and thanks for watching.

exactly what you think it stands for 😂

it is vlogging style