Marzocchi ROCKS!

B a r r y B u r k e J r . said:

Last month I sent a 2001 Bomber to Marzocchi in California for a steerer tube replacement. No, it
didn't fail, it was too short for the bike I'm moving to fork to. While it was there, they were
supposed to also install new springs. After doing a wonderful job on the tube, they forgot to put
in the springs.

I called them up at about 2 PM EST and was immediately connected to a really nice human, who
apologized and stated "he'd get me the springs ASAP". I figured I'd see the springs in a few days,
as I'm in Connecticut, 3000 miles away.

The NEXT DAY at 9 AM, the UPS guy handed me the package! They sent it via UPS RED before 10 AM
service! That's EXPENSIVE! <G>

Everybody makes mistakes, it's how they correct them when they happen that matters. I'm thanking
them by installing a brand new Z1 on the new bike I'm currently building.

Barry

This is why I ride marzocchi. All the people I've talked to at the company while trying to get the
sponsorship deal going were VERY cool.

Also, who else would say they'd help "hook you up factory style" with a "dope a$$ ride" on their
sponsorship letter? Very cool.

Jon "Commander" Bond not to mention the Pam poster they sent...

On Sat, 25 Jan 2003 20:48:58 GMT, "B a r r y B u r k e J r ." <"keep it in the newsgroup "@

thank.you said:

I called them up at about 2 PM EST and was immediately connected to a really nice human, who
apologized and stated "he'd get me the springs ASAP". I figured I'd see the springs in a few days,
as I'm in Connecticut, 3000 miles away.

The NEXT DAY at 9 AM, the UPS guy handed me the package! They sent it via UPS RED before 10 AM
service! That's EXPENSIVE! <G>

Everybody makes mistakes, it's how they correct them when they happen that matters. I'm thanking
them by installing a brand new Z1 on the new bike I'm currently building.

Barry

Truly great customer service.

Bill(If you rode rigid it never would have happened)Wheeler

;-)

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Quoted message said:

Last month I sent a 2001 Bomber to Marzocchi in California for a steerer tube replacement. No, it
didn't fail, it was too short for the bike I'm moving to fork to. While it was there, they were
supposed to also install new springs. After doing a wonderful job on the tube, they forgot to put
in the springs.

I called them up at about 2 PM EST and was immediately connected to a really nice human, who
apologized and stated "he'd get me the springs ASAP". I figured I'd see the springs in a few days,
as I'm in Connecticut, 3000 miles away.

The NEXT DAY at 9 AM, the UPS guy handed me the package! They sent it via UPS RED before 10 AM
service! That's EXPENSIVE! <G>

Everybody makes mistakes, it's how they correct them when they happen that matters. I'm thanking
them by installing a brand new Z1 on the new bike I'm currently building.

Barry

Killer...they did a similar thing to me (shipping UPS Red) when I had to get my ECC replaced. Funny
thing was I only live about 50 miles from the factory, but they shipped it Next Day anyway just to
make sure I had the fork in my hands for the weekend.

Badass customer service to match their badass forks!!!
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Slacker