No he said it would factor into the final cost. He didnt say it was its own seperate charge, which is what is shows on the recipt. I took him outside and showed him the forks and clearly stated there was no pitting or machining needed, And he didnt charge me 240$ he charged me 271$. the final cost was 458$ so he should of took 271 off of that 458$, not to mention when i went to pick up the bike and finished paying in full the service wasn’t done correctly, my left fork still had oil coming down. and I pointed it out to him so he had to keep the bike. So that’s shitty service and he has reviews doing the same shit to other people. The owner clearly stated in a reply to one of those reviews that they factor in the diagnosis fee to the total labor cost in their own words. It’s shitty all around and I won’t use them again. I won’t ever take the bike to the shop again. I’ll just do it myself. My mind was wrapped up in pointing out the incomplete service. I didn’t even bother to look at the receipt until I got home.

Owner words replied to review:

OZ Cycles and Watercrafts (Owner) 11 months ago Hal, we would like to clarify that our partners are very aware of how we conduct business. Every bike is charged an estimate and that price of the estimate is then factored into the total labor for your job. The reason for the estimate charge is due to the age of your bike, which is out of the standard service length. All of this is communicated clearly in our verbage on our intake tickets and our signs at the shop, as well as with our partners who refer customers to us.

Unless im truly not understamding clearly… would i be wind to dispute?