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[DonTom]

Then Energica visited them and told the shop that they would be able to service and repair the bikes at their facility located in Redwood City just a few miles north of Mountain View. That cinched the deal. Now that they are located in Livermore about 45 minutes away from their old location I wonder what they do for servicing now?  Probably, at least one of their service technicians have received training from Energica and now know how to repair and service Energica motorcycles.

The Energica repair shop is now in South San Francisco, not far from where I used to live.

Address: 170 S Spruce Ave Unit D, South San Francisco, CA 94080.

I assume they pick up the bikes in a van from Livermore and take them to that SSF shop. That's how they picked up my bike in Auburn, CA a couple of years ago.

-Don-  Reno, NV

[Richard230]

Then Energica visited them and told the shop that they would be able to service and repair the bikes at their facility located in Redwood City just a few miles north of Mountain View. That cinched the deal. Now that they are located in Livermore about 45 minutes away from their old location I wonder what they do for servicing now?  Probably, at least one of their service technicians have received training from Energica and now know how to repair and service Energica motorcycles.

The Energica repair shop is now in South San Francisco, not far from where I used to live.

Address: 170 S Spruce Ave Unit D, South San Francisco, CA 94080.

I assume they pick up the bikes in a van from Livermore and take them to that SSF shop. That's how they picked up my bike in Auburn, CA a couple of years ago.

-Don-  Reno, NV

That is interesting, only about 10 miles from where I live. I will have to stop by one of these days and see what it going on. If Energica is still picking up bikes and servicing them at their company facility, that would be a considerable advantage for owners of the brand.

[DonTom]

That is interesting, only about 10 miles from where I live. I will have to stop by one of these days and see what it going on. If Energica is still picking up bikes and servicing them at their company facility, that would be a considerable advantage for owners of the brand.

IMO, their service is not possible to beat.


BTW, the Energica Van even took the trip with that race from Anaheim to Reno just in case anybody had any problems. AFAIK, nobody did.


BTW, here is the Energica Map.


-Don-  Reno, NV

[Demoni]

CalMoto in Livermore will be your go to location for service of Energica motorcycles. They can manage service & repair of all models.
I believe they still offer a pickup and drop off service at their old Mountain View location, worth asking them about.

The Energica location in South San Francisco receives and prepares new bikes before they are transported to dealers or final customers. It is not open for drop in service work.

Occasionally when new issues with bikes pop up or deep dive diagnostic work is needed bikes are transported from dealerships to the Energica offices.

[Richard230]

CalMoto in Livermore will be your go to location for service of Energica motorcycles. They can manage service & repair of all models.
I believe they still offer a pickup and drop off service at their old Mountain View location, worth asking them about.

The Energica location in South San Francisco receives and prepares new bikes before they are transported to dealers or final customers. It is not open for drop in service work.

Occasionally when new issues with bikes pop up or deep dive diagnostic work is needed bikes are transported from dealerships to the Energica offices.

Unfortunately, I am informed that Calmoto no longer picks up and drops off bikes for servicing at their old Mountain View facility. I gather that they didn't have enough takers to make that program work out for them.   

[DonTom]

Unfortunately, I am informed that Calmoto no longer picks up and drops off bikes for servicing at their old Mountain View facility. I gather that they didn't have enough takers to make that program work out for them.   

I assumed they sold that building or stopped renting it or whatever. What is now there at the old BMW shop in MV?


BTW, I just came here a few hours ago on my Energica. That free CCS charge station at the Summit Rest stop sure is nice. Nice cool place to stop and the easiest fast charge station I ever used Just plug in, select CCS (also has CHAdeMO) works with no hassles at all. And on the first try! But that is for west bound. I hope they fix the east bound by the time I head back to Reno in a few days.


And it's location is  right in the middle of my ride! After I charge there, it's mostly  downhill.  I arrived here with 47% SOC (small battery).


But I charged to full and the battery indicator went yellow. It stayed yellow all the way to Auburn, with regen totally OFF and coasting much  of the way.


But it was 101F as I got closer to Auburn.



-Don-  Auburn, CA

[Richard230]

[/quote]I assumed they sold that building or stopped renting it or whatever. What is now there at the old BMW shop in MV?

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I haven't been down there since the shop closed. However, the last I heard, Mike (the owner of Calmoto) had leased the building in Mountain View, so it is possible that the new business didn't appreciate unwashed BMW motorcycle owners visiting the site to drop off or pick up serviced bikes. Writing a lease and getting the new business to agree to it, which would allow motorcycle owners to enter the site a couple of days a week, might have been an issue to renting the site. However, I think it is more likely that the remote pickup plan turned out to be just more of a hassle than it was worth.