Moto Jack Rack

fourfourone
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8/4/2022 6:05am Edited Date/Time 8/4/2022 6:06am
I just read the comments from the owner.

Holy idiot.

Being a small business owner doesn't not give you a free pass to provide shitty customer service. If anything people like to support because a small business because you get better customer service compared to bigger cooperate companies.

You have multiple google reviews of people waiting 3 plus months and other forum posts pointing to the same issue. Literally everyone is saying the same shit over and over. Waiting months for products and no response to emails or phone calls.

How can you say all of this is false info?... GTFO
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Gary Duck
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8/4/2022 6:15am
Page 4: Still cringe...
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8/4/2022 6:21am
Suggestion for Moto Jack.

Try to be more transparent with customers while taking orders from here on out. Let them know you are months behind.

Absolutely no shame in being honest. At least give people a choice before they hand over their money.
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The Shop

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8/4/2022 7:10am
That customer refused to send back the part to warranty it. We need the parts in question back for inspection to see what happened. Plain and...
That customer refused to send back the part to warranty it. We need the parts in question back for inspection to see what happened. Plain and simple warranty. Zero racks have been warranted in 26 years because they are built to last.
dkurtd wrote:
Ok buddy, it doesn't take a smart person to figure out your customer service is lacking. You can say all you want about google reviews, the...
Ok buddy, it doesn't take a smart person to figure out your customer service is lacking. You can say all you want about google reviews, the OP, and the advrider post, the constant in all three is you take people's money and then take months to fulfill orders and then don't stand behind your product. That's not me saying that those are your customers saying that.

Like Oldpro said, the best thing you can do is delete all your posts and account then forget you ever came here. You will end up with more customers who won't see what kind of person they are really dealing with.
More False information doesn't surprise me. Absolutely stand behind my product. Really don't take payment for orders when back ordered??? What planet does that work on...
More False information doesn't surprise me. Absolutely stand behind my product. Really don't take payment for orders when back ordered??? What planet does that work on? Kyle the author of the post at any time can cancel his order for a full refund. He has chosen not too.

The dirt bike industry has really blown up in recent years. Our biggest problem is production due to lack of labor force. Most are very aware of these conditions. Think anyone that reads this post with half a brain will see this from what I have stated here in my posts.
As I suspected--- you keep drilling bigger and bigger holes in the hull of your ship. Keep going my friend , you're just proving my earlier point that you should have slipped away before you really started to look like a super defensive asshat.

From your very first post, I knew that this thread would go this way. And now other members have discovered that your lack of communication skills and extreme lack of customer service has been your normal method of doing business . Excellent job !!!

And to Team Green--- Manny , I have been a small biz owner/GM myself for almost 40 years. And yes, we all fuck up from time to time , I certainly have. But you need to own it from the outset. You certainly do NOT come on a public forum and debate with the customer with the attitude that Jack has. We have all seen it before on this forum---no names needed. But we also have seen problems handled with integrity,honesty and humility. And Jack certainly didn't do any of that , lol !!!
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8/4/2022 8:02am
OldPro277 wrote:
As I suspected--- you keep drilling bigger and bigger holes in the hull of your ship. Keep going my friend , you're just proving my earlier...
As I suspected--- you keep drilling bigger and bigger holes in the hull of your ship. Keep going my friend , you're just proving my earlier point that you should have slipped away before you really started to look like a super defensive asshat.

From your very first post, I knew that this thread would go this way. And now other members have discovered that your lack of communication skills and extreme lack of customer service has been your normal method of doing business . Excellent job !!!

And to Team Green--- Manny , I have been a small biz owner/GM myself for almost 40 years. And yes, we all fuck up from time to time , I certainly have. But you need to own it from the outset. You certainly do NOT come on a public forum and debate with the customer with the attitude that Jack has. We have all seen it before on this forum---no names needed. But we also have seen problems handled with integrity,honesty and humility. And Jack certainly didn't do any of that , lol !!!
So true Old Pro and glad you're doing well!

RANK
#1 - VARNER
#2 - MOTOPRINTGUY (FORGET HIS NAME BUT HE SELLS PRINTS AND NVER SENDS THEM)
#3 - MOTO JACK

3 businesses i will never use and thankful vital is here to save me the headaches and money if i did
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8/4/2022 8:11am
OldPro277 wrote:
As I suspected--- you keep drilling bigger and bigger holes in the hull of your ship. Keep going my friend , you're just proving my earlier...
As I suspected--- you keep drilling bigger and bigger holes in the hull of your ship. Keep going my friend , you're just proving my earlier point that you should have slipped away before you really started to look like a super defensive asshat.

From your very first post, I knew that this thread would go this way. And now other members have discovered that your lack of communication skills and extreme lack of customer service has been your normal method of doing business . Excellent job !!!

And to Team Green--- Manny , I have been a small biz owner/GM myself for almost 40 years. And yes, we all fuck up from time to time , I certainly have. But you need to own it from the outset. You certainly do NOT come on a public forum and debate with the customer with the attitude that Jack has. We have all seen it before on this forum---no names needed. But we also have seen problems handled with integrity,honesty and humility. And Jack certainly didn't do any of that , lol !!!
So true Old Pro and glad you're doing well! RANK #1 - VARNER #2 - MOTOPRINTGUY (FORGET HIS NAME BUT HE SELLS PRINTS AND NVER SENDS...
So true Old Pro and glad you're doing well!

RANK
#1 - VARNER
#2 - MOTOPRINTGUY (FORGET HIS NAME BUT HE SELLS PRINTS AND NVER SENDS THEM)
#3 - MOTO JACK

3 businesses i will never use and thankful vital is here to save me the headaches and money if i did
Joe-- should probably add the 80's Jersey guy and of course the runner-up "Engine Tuner to the Stars" ranking slightly behind Varner -Professor D. Harris Wink
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That customer refused to send back the part to warranty it. We need the parts in question back for inspection to see what happened. Plain and...
That customer refused to send back the part to warranty it. We need the parts in question back for inspection to see what happened. Plain and simple warranty. Zero racks have been warranted in 26 years because they are built to last.
dkurtd wrote:
Ok buddy, it doesn't take a smart person to figure out your customer service is lacking. You can say all you want about google reviews, the...
Ok buddy, it doesn't take a smart person to figure out your customer service is lacking. You can say all you want about google reviews, the OP, and the advrider post, the constant in all three is you take people's money and then take months to fulfill orders and then don't stand behind your product. That's not me saying that those are your customers saying that.

Like Oldpro said, the best thing you can do is delete all your posts and account then forget you ever came here. You will end up with more customers who won't see what kind of person they are really dealing with.
More False information doesn't surprise me. Absolutely stand behind my product. Really don't take payment for orders when back ordered??? What planet does that work on...
More False information doesn't surprise me. Absolutely stand behind my product. Really don't take payment for orders when back ordered??? What planet does that work on? Kyle the author of the post at any time can cancel his order for a full refund. He has chosen not too.

The dirt bike industry has really blown up in recent years. Our biggest problem is production due to lack of labor force. Most are very aware of these conditions. Think anyone that reads this post with half a brain will see this from what I have stated here in my posts.
How many years have you had this problem?
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8/6/2022 10:42am
20 years on my Moto Jack rack.
Bombproof.
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ruckus
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8/6/2022 2:17pm Edited Date/Time 8/6/2022 2:18pm
Man some of you need to chill, especially with the righteousness. At one point forums/locals especially were a facility to help the local business owner. I guess Amazon is best for you? Whats weird is the owner came online, admitted the mistake and is making it right. But that's not good enough for some.

I'm a MotoJackRack customer. I have had zero issues with product, delivery, or service. In fact in the years of loyal service I became friends with the owner/Andy. SeeMeFirst this guy is local to DFW and a very strong supporter of our local teams and tracks. In fact he's been with me to test the new track layers at VCMX on multiple occasions. He's a guy that helps everyone around him. Whether it suspension/sag, tuning/jetting, whatever you need trackside to make your Moto journey more pleasant.

The covid influenced bike sales are a blessing and curse. His sales/orders went through the roof. As he and others said, he's a small business owner trying to catch up. He also recently switched to new shop/building in part to handle the increased volume. Me personally and glad to see the increased volume because the racks are amazing... although I'm sure he's working right now to catch up. But things happen and humans aren't perfect and he does all he can do to make things right. Maybe give the dude a chance instead of keyboard warrior style rabbit holes?

As to the product: I have owned 2 and neither have had a single issue. Nn fact his design is the OG rack from the 90's as some pointed out. Accept no substitutions IMO, the locking mechanism for the pegs is where the difference is. My latest rack is custom painted as well. I wish I would have bought one years ago.

Support your locals.

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8/6/2022 2:35pm
ruckus wrote:
Man some of you need to chill, especially with the righteousness. At one point forums/locals especially were a facility to help the local business owner. I...
Man some of you need to chill, especially with the righteousness. At one point forums/locals especially were a facility to help the local business owner. I guess Amazon is best for you? Whats weird is the owner came online, admitted the mistake and is making it right. But that's not good enough for some.

I'm a MotoJackRack customer. I have had zero issues with product, delivery, or service. In fact in the years of loyal service I became friends with the owner/Andy. SeeMeFirst this guy is local to DFW and a very strong supporter of our local teams and tracks. In fact he's been with me to test the new track layers at VCMX on multiple occasions. He's a guy that helps everyone around him. Whether it suspension/sag, tuning/jetting, whatever you need trackside to make your Moto journey more pleasant.

The covid influenced bike sales are a blessing and curse. His sales/orders went through the roof. As he and others said, he's a small business owner trying to catch up. He also recently switched to new shop/building in part to handle the increased volume. Me personally and glad to see the increased volume because the racks are amazing... although I'm sure he's working right now to catch up. But things happen and humans aren't perfect and he does all he can do to make things right. Maybe give the dude a chance instead of keyboard warrior style rabbit holes?

As to the product: I have owned 2 and neither have had a single issue. Nn fact his design is the OG rack from the 90's as some pointed out. Accept no substitutions IMO, the locking mechanism for the pegs is where the difference is. My latest rack is custom painted as well. I wish I would have bought one years ago.

Support your locals.

Yeah I saw where he's from NRH.

I didn't really enter the thread to bash them.

I just thought the heat being part of the reason for the delay was odd.
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8/6/2022 3:20pm Edited Date/Time 8/6/2022 3:23pm
ruckus wrote:
Man some of you need to chill, especially with the righteousness. At one point forums/locals especially were a facility to help the local business owner. I...
Man some of you need to chill, especially with the righteousness. At one point forums/locals especially were a facility to help the local business owner. I guess Amazon is best for you? Whats weird is the owner came online, admitted the mistake and is making it right. But that's not good enough for some.

I'm a MotoJackRack customer. I have had zero issues with product, delivery, or service. In fact in the years of loyal service I became friends with the owner/Andy. SeeMeFirst this guy is local to DFW and a very strong supporter of our local teams and tracks. In fact he's been with me to test the new track layers at VCMX on multiple occasions. He's a guy that helps everyone around him. Whether it suspension/sag, tuning/jetting, whatever you need trackside to make your Moto journey more pleasant.

The covid influenced bike sales are a blessing and curse. His sales/orders went through the roof. As he and others said, he's a small business owner trying to catch up. He also recently switched to new shop/building in part to handle the increased volume. Me personally and glad to see the increased volume because the racks are amazing... although I'm sure he's working right now to catch up. But things happen and humans aren't perfect and he does all he can do to make things right. Maybe give the dude a chance instead of keyboard warrior style rabbit holes?

As to the product: I have owned 2 and neither have had a single issue. Nn fact his design is the OG rack from the 90's as some pointed out. Accept no substitutions IMO, the locking mechanism for the pegs is where the difference is. My latest rack is custom painted as well. I wish I would have bought one years ago.

Support your locals.

Here at Moto Jack, we like to be as transparent and honest as possible. Allow us to summarize the situation and take full responsibility for our screwup:

The op is just trying to hurt our reputation.
He could have cancelled any time but didn’t.
The bad google reviews are fake.
I never ignored an email.
The heat caused this problem.
Actually it was inflation.
Hang on, it was it too many sales.
No really it was labor force issues. Yeah that’s it.
Any and all negative feedback is false information.

We hope this brings some clarity to the situation. Feel free to order our rack with the full confidence that you’ll receive it in 6-9 months, or immediately after you start a Vital thread on the issue, whichever comes first.

Sincerely,
Moto Jack-You-Around Rack
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8/6/2022 3:23pm
ruckus wrote:
Man some of you need to chill, especially with the righteousness. At one point forums/locals especially were a facility to help the local business owner. I...
Man some of you need to chill, especially with the righteousness. At one point forums/locals especially were a facility to help the local business owner. I guess Amazon is best for you? Whats weird is the owner came online, admitted the mistake and is making it right. But that's not good enough for some.

I'm a MotoJackRack customer. I have had zero issues with product, delivery, or service. In fact in the years of loyal service I became friends with the owner/Andy. SeeMeFirst this guy is local to DFW and a very strong supporter of our local teams and tracks. In fact he's been with me to test the new track layers at VCMX on multiple occasions. He's a guy that helps everyone around him. Whether it suspension/sag, tuning/jetting, whatever you need trackside to make your Moto journey more pleasant.

The covid influenced bike sales are a blessing and curse. His sales/orders went through the roof. As he and others said, he's a small business owner trying to catch up. He also recently switched to new shop/building in part to handle the increased volume. Me personally and glad to see the increased volume because the racks are amazing... although I'm sure he's working right now to catch up. But things happen and humans aren't perfect and he does all he can do to make things right. Maybe give the dude a chance instead of keyboard warrior style rabbit holes?

As to the product: I have owned 2 and neither have had a single issue. Nn fact his design is the OG rack from the 90's as some pointed out. Accept no substitutions IMO, the locking mechanism for the pegs is where the difference is. My latest rack is custom painted as well. I wish I would have bought one years ago.

Support your locals.

SEEMEFIRST wrote:
Yeah I saw where he's from NRH. I didn't really enter the thread to bash them. I just thought the heat being part of the reason...
Yeah I saw where he's from NRH.

I didn't really enter the thread to bash them.

I just thought the heat being part of the reason for the delay was odd.
Lol have you been outside this summer 😂

I’ve been in the shop, no AC. It’s a legit issue
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ruckus
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8/6/2022 3:24pm
ruckus wrote:
Man some of you need to chill, especially with the righteousness. At one point forums/locals especially were a facility to help the local business owner. I...
Man some of you need to chill, especially with the righteousness. At one point forums/locals especially were a facility to help the local business owner. I guess Amazon is best for you? Whats weird is the owner came online, admitted the mistake and is making it right. But that's not good enough for some.

I'm a MotoJackRack customer. I have had zero issues with product, delivery, or service. In fact in the years of loyal service I became friends with the owner/Andy. SeeMeFirst this guy is local to DFW and a very strong supporter of our local teams and tracks. In fact he's been with me to test the new track layers at VCMX on multiple occasions. He's a guy that helps everyone around him. Whether it suspension/sag, tuning/jetting, whatever you need trackside to make your Moto journey more pleasant.

The covid influenced bike sales are a blessing and curse. His sales/orders went through the roof. As he and others said, he's a small business owner trying to catch up. He also recently switched to new shop/building in part to handle the increased volume. Me personally and glad to see the increased volume because the racks are amazing... although I'm sure he's working right now to catch up. But things happen and humans aren't perfect and he does all he can do to make things right. Maybe give the dude a chance instead of keyboard warrior style rabbit holes?

As to the product: I have owned 2 and neither have had a single issue. Nn fact his design is the OG rack from the 90's as some pointed out. Accept no substitutions IMO, the locking mechanism for the pegs is where the difference is. My latest rack is custom painted as well. I wish I would have bought one years ago.

Support your locals.

Broseph wrote:
Here at Moto Jack, we like to be as transparent and honest as possible. Allow us to summarize the situation and take full responsibility for our...
Here at Moto Jack, we like to be as transparent and honest as possible. Allow us to summarize the situation and take full responsibility for our screwup:

The op is just trying to hurt our reputation.
He could have cancelled any time but didn’t.
The bad google reviews are fake.
I never ignored an email.
The heat caused this problem.
Actually it was inflation.
Hang on, it was it too many sales.
No really it was labor force issues. Yeah that’s it.
Any and all negative feedback is false information.

We hope this brings some clarity to the situation. Feel free to order our rack with the full confidence that you’ll receive it in 6-9 months, or immediately after you start a Vital thread on the issue, whichever comes first.

Sincerely,
Moto Jack-You-Around Rack
Took me a couple weeks, but you do you ‘broseph’
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8/6/2022 3:41pm
Looks like someone is one jack off...
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I owned a Moto Jack Rack for years but was never completely satisfied with it. When it was time to replace it I was going to go with The Ultimate MX Hauler but after perusing their website I zeroed in on something that I didn't know was out there, their carrier ramp! Best carrier I've ever owned.

All the other ramp racks I've seen in the past were a direct plug into the hitch receiver and you still had to have a ramp to get the bike on the rack. Theirs is a rack welded to their lift, you get the best of both worlds, no additional ramp needed. Lower the rack to the ground, roll the bike onto the rack, secure the bike, and jack it up!

Iv'e been using it for a number of years now and have never been happier. I came up with an ingenious and much simpler and stronger way to secure the bike and was quite proud of myself. (no outrigger required) I even excitedly contacted the owner of the company about it but he blew me off. No worries, his loss.
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SEEMEFIRST
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8/7/2022 7:43am
ruckus wrote:
Man some of you need to chill, especially with the righteousness. At one point forums/locals especially were a facility to help the local business owner. I...
Man some of you need to chill, especially with the righteousness. At one point forums/locals especially were a facility to help the local business owner. I guess Amazon is best for you? Whats weird is the owner came online, admitted the mistake and is making it right. But that's not good enough for some.

I'm a MotoJackRack customer. I have had zero issues with product, delivery, or service. In fact in the years of loyal service I became friends with the owner/Andy. SeeMeFirst this guy is local to DFW and a very strong supporter of our local teams and tracks. In fact he's been with me to test the new track layers at VCMX on multiple occasions. He's a guy that helps everyone around him. Whether it suspension/sag, tuning/jetting, whatever you need trackside to make your Moto journey more pleasant.

The covid influenced bike sales are a blessing and curse. His sales/orders went through the roof. As he and others said, he's a small business owner trying to catch up. He also recently switched to new shop/building in part to handle the increased volume. Me personally and glad to see the increased volume because the racks are amazing... although I'm sure he's working right now to catch up. But things happen and humans aren't perfect and he does all he can do to make things right. Maybe give the dude a chance instead of keyboard warrior style rabbit holes?

As to the product: I have owned 2 and neither have had a single issue. Nn fact his design is the OG rack from the 90's as some pointed out. Accept no substitutions IMO, the locking mechanism for the pegs is where the difference is. My latest rack is custom painted as well. I wish I would have bought one years ago.

Support your locals.

SEEMEFIRST wrote:
Yeah I saw where he's from NRH. I didn't really enter the thread to bash them. I just thought the heat being part of the reason...
Yeah I saw where he's from NRH.

I didn't really enter the thread to bash them.

I just thought the heat being part of the reason for the delay was odd.
ruckus wrote:
Lol have you been outside this summer 😂

I’ve been in the shop, no AC. It’s a legit issue
Fuck no!

What, are you crazy?
jbonemalone
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8/8/2022 1:06pm
For what it’s worth, I manage an HVAC company in the DFW. We service the Richland hills area and I’d be happy to give my guy here some service if he needs AC in his shop.
Just saying.
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fourfourone
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8/8/2022 1:21pm Edited Date/Time 8/8/2022 1:36pm
ruckus wrote:
Man some of you need to chill, especially with the righteousness. At one point forums/locals especially were a facility to help the local business owner. I...
Man some of you need to chill, especially with the righteousness. At one point forums/locals especially were a facility to help the local business owner. I guess Amazon is best for you? Whats weird is the owner came online, admitted the mistake and is making it right. But that's not good enough for some.

I'm a MotoJackRack customer. I have had zero issues with product, delivery, or service. In fact in the years of loyal service I became friends with the owner/Andy. SeeMeFirst this guy is local to DFW and a very strong supporter of our local teams and tracks. In fact he's been with me to test the new track layers at VCMX on multiple occasions. He's a guy that helps everyone around him. Whether it suspension/sag, tuning/jetting, whatever you need trackside to make your Moto journey more pleasant.

The covid influenced bike sales are a blessing and curse. His sales/orders went through the roof. As he and others said, he's a small business owner trying to catch up. He also recently switched to new shop/building in part to handle the increased volume. Me personally and glad to see the increased volume because the racks are amazing... although I'm sure he's working right now to catch up. But things happen and humans aren't perfect and he does all he can do to make things right. Maybe give the dude a chance instead of keyboard warrior style rabbit holes?

As to the product: I have owned 2 and neither have had a single issue. Nn fact his design is the OG rack from the 90's as some pointed out. Accept no substitutions IMO, the locking mechanism for the pegs is where the difference is. My latest rack is custom painted as well. I wish I would have bought one years ago.

Support your locals.

Broseph wrote:
Here at Moto Jack, we like to be as transparent and honest as possible. Allow us to summarize the situation and take full responsibility for our...
Here at Moto Jack, we like to be as transparent and honest as possible. Allow us to summarize the situation and take full responsibility for our screwup:

The op is just trying to hurt our reputation.
He could have cancelled any time but didn’t.
The bad google reviews are fake.
I never ignored an email.
The heat caused this problem.
Actually it was inflation.
Hang on, it was it too many sales.
No really it was labor force issues. Yeah that’s it.
Any and all negative feedback is false information.

We hope this brings some clarity to the situation. Feel free to order our rack with the full confidence that you’ll receive it in 6-9 months, or immediately after you start a Vital thread on the issue, whichever comes first.

Sincerely,
Moto Jack-You-Around Rack
Pretty much sums it up.

I don't understand how someone can pull the "its okay to have issues like this because he's a small business owner"

And no one cares if you bought a rack 10 years ago.

Point is people are paying for something and then getting ghosted. From google reviews to other forums, it all points to the same issue.

I cannot comprehend cutting this guy any slack when he just comes on here and continually lies and blames everyone else but himself.

All the guy had to do was come on here, admit the order got lost in the shuffle and do his best to make it right.
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whyZ
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8/8/2022 2:21pm
A business that makes a product almost specifically geared to the moto industry and not already have an active account on this forum? Then joins, and turns what could've been a simple fess-up make right post into a carnival of blunders. You never get a second chase to make....well - you know the rest.
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8/8/2022 2:25pm
whyZ wrote:
A business that makes a product almost specifically geared to the moto industry and not already have an active account on this forum? Then joins, and...
A business that makes a product almost specifically geared to the moto industry and not already have an active account on this forum? Then joins, and turns what could've been a simple fess-up make right post into a carnival of blunders. You never get a second chase to make....well - you know the rest.
Exactly my thoughts as well. Maybe it's a stretch to say this, but I feel like this could be the kiss of death for his business. Anyone looking to order a product online does a Google search first these days, and if they end up here I see no way a logical person spends their money with this guy.
Also, if that's the case and this business disappears, I guarantee this dude still won't admit it was his own mouth that made it happen. It will be some nonsense about "yeah I was done with that business, I was already thinking about shutting it down and going a different direction....blah blah blah...."
Am I the only one irritated by his incredibly poor grammar and spelling? I know that's petty, but as a business owner it just bothers me....
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toomanykaws
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8/8/2022 2:27pm
Friend of mine has one. It’s failed on him. Course since he got it used. Nothing he can say. It’s since been modified and using a different jack. Holding up for the time being.
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str8line
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8/8/2022 2:39pm
On a side note, does anyone have experience with this style rack? The tray style sketch me out. When I see bikes on them it looks...
On a side note, does anyone have experience with this style rack? The tray style sketch me out. When I see bikes on them it looks super unstable.
TyRod wrote:
The tray style racks you are seeing are the Harbor Freight model and some of the other cheap ones on Amazon. Yes, they are wobbly AF...
The tray style racks you are seeing are the Harbor Freight model and some of the other cheap ones on Amazon. Yes, they are wobbly AF, but a lot of people use them with good luck, I wouldn't!
Check out "Versahaul" for an amazing tray rack that has no sway and is American made. It's the Cadillac of tray racks if you are in the market? Can usually find a good deal on marketplace on occasion.
I have a Harbor Freight rack that is almost 4 years old. No sway and works great after over 200 days of use. I'd take a more expensive one over it but I haven't lost a bike. I check it to make sure it's still intact. Hope I didn't just jinx myself.
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8/8/2022 3:20pm
ruckus wrote:
Man some of you need to chill, especially with the righteousness. At one point forums/locals especially were a facility to help the local business owner. I...
Man some of you need to chill, especially with the righteousness. At one point forums/locals especially were a facility to help the local business owner. I guess Amazon is best for you? Whats weird is the owner came online, admitted the mistake and is making it right. But that's not good enough for some.

I'm a MotoJackRack customer. I have had zero issues with product, delivery, or service. In fact in the years of loyal service I became friends with the owner/Andy. SeeMeFirst this guy is local to DFW and a very strong supporter of our local teams and tracks. In fact he's been with me to test the new track layers at VCMX on multiple occasions. He's a guy that helps everyone around him. Whether it suspension/sag, tuning/jetting, whatever you need trackside to make your Moto journey more pleasant.

The covid influenced bike sales are a blessing and curse. His sales/orders went through the roof. As he and others said, he's a small business owner trying to catch up. He also recently switched to new shop/building in part to handle the increased volume. Me personally and glad to see the increased volume because the racks are amazing... although I'm sure he's working right now to catch up. But things happen and humans aren't perfect and he does all he can do to make things right. Maybe give the dude a chance instead of keyboard warrior style rabbit holes?

As to the product: I have owned 2 and neither have had a single issue. Nn fact his design is the OG rack from the 90's as some pointed out. Accept no substitutions IMO, the locking mechanism for the pegs is where the difference is. My latest rack is custom painted as well. I wish I would have bought one years ago.

Support your locals.

Since you brought them up, Amazon's customer service is incredible
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kNewc
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8/12/2022 10:19am
I ended up getting the Jack Rack last night and putting it together. Pretty straight-forward and I had it assembled and on my truck in 45 minutes. I've misplaced my hitch pin so I was unable to test it out but it seems well built. You need to be mindful of washer placement. An electric drill for everything makes it go much faster as well, although you need to be careful not to overtighten anything. I really like the simplicity of it.

Andy called me a few times between this post and shipping, we chatted for a small bit and he seems like a good dude. I give everyone multiple chances and this will be no different. People make mistakes, and I want to leave this post up to show that Moto Jack Rack did make things right in the end.
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12/7/2022 3:35pm

Well, I read this after ordering. $575 and 87 days later ( couple of emails ( one finally answered - “yours ships tomorrow” ) and some unanswered phone calls. 
it arrived. The HD version. The paint is awful and scrapes off in a sheet like the oiled raw metal was just painted. Not washed or prepped or primed in any way. The stainless wings / hold downs ( spotty surface rust ) rusted overnight.  I opened the box and left them on an open trailer outside and we got a heavy fog ( no rain ) went out and the wooden trailer floor is stained with rust, the items are spotted. Also the stainless wings and posts are dirty with no cleanup after welding and DO NOT look anything like the shiny product in the pictures. the bolts ( 1/2 x 4 ) used as pivots are A307 steel which is just about equal to a grade 2 bolt. These bolts are typically used to join wooden items together. It may be an A307B ( but not marked so I can’t tell ) which are used for pipe flanges. These bolts aren’t used in structural or mechanical fitting situations.  I can’t believe it didn’t come with at the minimum Grade5 or preferably Grade 8 chromate bolts for strength and corrosion prevention. Bushings in the pivot holes would be nice also, as would the top of the moving upright being closed off for aesthetics, strength and to keep water out. I don’t know if the “heavy duty” I got is more substantial in all parts like the receiver, upright bar, or just the 4 heavier pivot bars because the 2x2 doesn’t seem very heavy compared to a regular rack that supports the listed weight. 
I would have expected powder coat and some decent hardware for $575. 
I have it and it probably works, but I’m salty about the quality and overall product for $575 with a 87 day use of my money for that time adds another $30 or so. 
by the time I strip it down, powder coat it I’ll have another $100+ they should just offer an unpainted version and save everyone the expense and hassle. Unpainted I feel it’s worth $350 at most,Powder coated $400 and $25 shipping. If it takes more than an hour to fabricate, they need some process automation.  We’ve all wasted money on things we ultimately don’t like ( helmets, boots, grips, pegs ) but somehow this purchase really rubs me the wrong way and IMO people should be prepared for a “not as expected” experience. 

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12/8/2022 4:54am Edited Date/Time 12/8/2022 4:54am
Well, I read this after ordering. $575 and 87 days later ( couple of emails ( one finally answered - “yours ships tomorrow” ) and some...

Well, I read this after ordering. $575 and 87 days later ( couple of emails ( one finally answered - “yours ships tomorrow” ) and some unanswered phone calls. 
it arrived. The HD version. The paint is awful and scrapes off in a sheet like the oiled raw metal was just painted. Not washed or prepped or primed in any way. The stainless wings / hold downs ( spotty surface rust ) rusted overnight.  I opened the box and left them on an open trailer outside and we got a heavy fog ( no rain ) went out and the wooden trailer floor is stained with rust, the items are spotted. Also the stainless wings and posts are dirty with no cleanup after welding and DO NOT look anything like the shiny product in the pictures. the bolts ( 1/2 x 4 ) used as pivots are A307 steel which is just about equal to a grade 2 bolt. These bolts are typically used to join wooden items together. It may be an A307B ( but not marked so I can’t tell ) which are used for pipe flanges. These bolts aren’t used in structural or mechanical fitting situations.  I can’t believe it didn’t come with at the minimum Grade5 or preferably Grade 8 chromate bolts for strength and corrosion prevention. Bushings in the pivot holes would be nice also, as would the top of the moving upright being closed off for aesthetics, strength and to keep water out. I don’t know if the “heavy duty” I got is more substantial in all parts like the receiver, upright bar, or just the 4 heavier pivot bars because the 2x2 doesn’t seem very heavy compared to a regular rack that supports the listed weight. 
I would have expected powder coat and some decent hardware for $575. 
I have it and it probably works, but I’m salty about the quality and overall product for $575 with a 87 day use of my money for that time adds another $30 or so. 
by the time I strip it down, powder coat it I’ll have another $100+ they should just offer an unpainted version and save everyone the expense and hassle. Unpainted I feel it’s worth $350 at most,Powder coated $400 and $25 shipping. If it takes more than an hour to fabricate, they need some process automation.  We’ve all wasted money on things we ultimately don’t like ( helmets, boots, grips, pegs ) but somehow this purchase really rubs me the wrong way and IMO people should be prepared for a “not as expected” experience. 

Can't wait to hear the owners' excuses on this one

WindyTrails
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12/8/2022 10:34am

Can't wait to hear the owners' excuses on this one

Until my item got to the 8 week mark without any update was when I reached out for a status (as the site said 6-8 weeks ) which I was fine with, but no follow up / no contact and you start to wonder where your money went.
 


I really brought up the Bolt issue as when you look at the unit in action / operation and look at its functional movement, the entire weight of the bike rest on one pivot bolt when you’re lifting or loaded and driving. The top most bolt ( if removed or failed ) would allow the bike to pivot and fall away from the rest of the unit. It would swing down on the lower pivot bolt. All the arms and other bolts are just there as a pantograph to facilitate parallel movement. 
A kids swing set comes with higher graded hardware and even the cheapest MC carrier from Harbor Freight uses 10.9 metric fasteners even in no load fastening places. 10.9 metric are in line with Grade 8 standard bolts as to sheer strength. Every bolt in automotive applications involving “load” are 10.9 / grade 8 or better ( suspension, frame, running boards, winch mount, bumper mounts……) 

The load on that bolt isn’t extreme at rest or loading  (with a 400 lb bike it would be about 566 ft lbs, maybe a little more as the bike passes the horizontal plane going up and down) but if you hit a pothole at 70 where you see the bike bouncing you could shock load that bolt to 10x that pretty easily. So if none other, I would prefer that bolt to be grade 5 at minimum and if for only the addd corrosion protection a chromate Gr8.

 The other bolts don’t have anywhere near the same loading, but the corrosion protection of higher grade bolts is always a plus 

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Redrcr34
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12/8/2022 5:24pm Edited Date/Time 12/8/2022 11:04pm
LOOnatic wrote:
For the record I give credit to Chris for being a small business owner and making a really nice rack . I also give him his...
For the record I give credit to Chris for being a small business owner and making a really nice rack .

I also give him his due credit for overall not handling this matter well until it escalated to this level on Vital.
A little humility can go a long way in winning over customers.
Now ain't the time to be feisty. Is this how it will be when I need help with a warranty or some other issue with my rack?
I'm just pointing out some reasonable concerns and why you're no longer #1 on my list for a really nice rack.
Best of luck to you man.
I offer a Lifetime warranty on the build of the rack and always have for 26 years the oldest rack in production.

I bought my moto jack rack in 2003. Still use it everytime I go ride. Had to replace the jack a couple times but mine has held up well. Looks like the switch hauler is well made.

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WindyTrails
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12/8/2022 8:22pm
Redrcr34 wrote:
I bought my moto jack rack in 2003. Still use it everytime I go ride. Had to replace the jack a couple times but mine has...

I bought my moto jack rack in 2003. Still use it everytime I go ride. Had to replace the jack a couple times but mine has held up well. Looks like the switch hauler is well made.

I don’t doubt that a bit. I have a bunch of 20 year old stuff that works fine. 
I just looked at the switch hauler and the pictures clearly show ( if they come as pictured ) Grade 8 bolts / nuts used everywhere. 
will mine work - probably. Is it a quality you would expect for a niche item that’s custom made - no. Especially when powder coat has become the norm on even the cheapest outdoor metal items. 

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