Can buy warranty on used C14?

[oldnslow]

I transferred a warranty from a private seller via an email to Kawasaki with an attachment of my bill of sale. Took about 3 weeks for my warranty card to come back. Kawa customer service rep told me that the original warranty sticks to the bike like glue...but...extended warranties can be cancelled and refunds given to the person who purchased the warranty...so be sure to transfer quickly. Check with Kawasaki moments before you close the deal to be sure the warranty is still in effect.

[MAN OF BLUES]

I transferred a warranty from a private seller via an email to Kawasaki with an attachment of my bill of sale. Took about 3 weeks for my warranty card to come back. Kawa customer service rep told me that the original warranty sticks to the bike like glue...but...extended warranties can be cancelled and refunds given to the person who purchased the warranty...so be sure to transfer quickly. Check with Kawasaki moments before you close the deal to be sure the warranty is still in effect.

Thus my directives of the procedure...Kaw will not renig on a plan once you have paper, just ain't happening. KPP when issued is golden. No fear.
Once its in effect that is, and that does not take place till the current one expires, but I've not seen an extension rebuked yaet. Please don't spread fear of something that has never taken place to date as of yet. Not nice.

As I said before, if transferred by a legit Kaw dealer, face to face, confirmation is IMMEDIATE.. that's why I cautioned about doing online stuff... 3 weeks? Man... when you purchase a KPP extension from Pete, your confirmation is in your hands in ONE week, maybe 10 days at the most....
Depending on when and how you do it. Best bet is to follow the instructions, write everything down, send him a pre email, and call him... not open on Mondays, so Tuesday thru Friday, mid morn is best.

He has been stellar since we worked this deal out... I don't see it changing... but it can.. as I'm sure other dealers hate the fact they can't make $300 for filling out a single form... go figure....

[maxtog]

Thus my directives of the procedure...Kaw will not renig on a plan once you have paper, just ain't happening. KPP when issued is golden. No fear.

And it is supposed to be fully transferable to any new owner.  They are covering the bike, not the person.  If the bike is already covered,  the factory warranty can be extended up to two times (for a total of a whopping 9 years of total coverage).

He has been stellar since we worked this deal out... I don't see it changing... but it can.. as I'm sure other dealers hate the fact they can't make $300 for filling out a single form... go figure....

+1

Pete has probably sold HUNDREDS of KPP sold through word of mouth and the forums... he makes a little on each sale, but sells a LOT of plans to make up for it; so kudos to him.  I am sure the other dealers hate what he is doing (if they even know about it).  But it is all legit.  Not a SINGLE complaint on this forum in the YEARS he has been doing it.

[srech77]

The KPP rep I spoke with did in fact transfer the warranty into my name, I looked up the VIN on the website and it now says I am the owner.

I called Pete earlier this week, he had me send him an email with all the info - I did. Then yesterday I called back just to make sure he got it, and he took my credit card info over the phone, and said I would have the paperwork within a week or so. My card hasn't been charged yet, but I trust it should go through without a hitch. Very glad I was able to get that worked out, having a full warranty until 2020 for $383 is a great deal imo.

I appreciate all the advice and tips from the veterans on the forum. Can't wait to pick the bike up next Monday!

[gPink]

  enjoy the bike.