Originally posted by Shawman
Dealerships are a part of the process. You get some smart-ass lawyer involved when a squid takes out himself and somebody else and/or causes property damage, guess who gets a subpoena? Everybody from beginning to end. I don't understand the air conditioner thing not being installed in somebody's house, that's the individual's option, but willfully selling a potentially dangerous item to an inexperienced individual, that is grounds for court action when push comes to shove.
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Actually dealers can't refuse to sale merchandise to certain individuals unless there is a law against it so legally they would have to sell the bike to the dumbass kid who wanted it. Only time the dealership is in error is if they sell him more bike than he came for and they also told him it's perfectly safe, even if something did happen though you'd need a good lawyer to plead your case since you could have always said no.
Anyway the dealer did their job, they informed the customer and let the customer make the final decision. Wish I was there to see that kid crash though, would have been a good kodak moment.