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Maestro UK - Feedback Please

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  1. As I fantasize about a Colnago Classic, I see that Maestro UK prices
    are about $100.00-$200.00 cheaper than anyone in the States. And that
    includes shipping from the UK, excluding shipping in the US. In
    addition, I have heard of some horror stories of dealing with
    Colnago's distributor in the Us over warranty issues.

    Its almost too good to be true. Have any of you ordered from them,
    and if so, how was the transaction? Are they reputable? How long
    does the shipping take?

    Thanks,

    Dave

  2. David,
    I bought a C40 from Mike and had great experience. Mike replied quickly to
    all of my e-mails, and gave me a phone call to finalize my selection of
    frame and sizing. I did order a non-standard paint job, so I did wait about
    3 months while the bike went to the paint shop. This delay was Colnago's,
    and not Mikes. When the frame came into his shop, we finalized the component
    selection and the bike was shipped the next day. Freight time was 2 days as
    he uses DHL air frieght.

    Talking to Mike is quite an experience, he is quite knowledgable of cycling,
    and we ended up talking about the recent Paris-Roubaix for about 20 minutes
    (his nickle for the call).

    Overall, my impression was very positive and I would reccomend him.
    Regards.
    Jim

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    Quoted message said:

    As I fantasize about a Colnago Classic, I see that Maestro UK prices
    are about $100.00-$200.00 cheaper than anyone in the States. And that
    includes shipping from the UK, excluding shipping in the US. In
    addition, I have heard of some horror stories of dealing with
    Colnago's distributor in the Us over warranty issues.

    Its almost too good to be true. Have any of you ordered from them,
    and if so, how was the transaction? Are they reputable? How long
    does the shipping take?

    Thanks,

    Dave

  3. I had a good experience. warranty issues probably couldnt be handled
    in US through distributor.

  4. David L Peake said:

    As I fantasize about a Colnago Classic, I see that Maestro UK prices
    are about $100.00-$200.00 cheaper than anyone in the States. And that
    includes shipping from the UK, excluding shipping in the US. In
    addition, I have heard of some horror stories of dealing with
    Colnago's distributor in the Us over warranty issues.

    Its almost too good to be true. Have any of you ordered from them,
    and if so, how was the transaction? Are they reputable? How long
    does the shipping take?

    Thanks,

    Dave

    Good shop but they have been known to be a bit moody if you just go in
    to drool over the stock 🙂 They have a good reputation in the UK.

    Stan Cox

  5. David-<< As I fantasize about a Colnago Classic, I see that Maestro UK prices
    are about $100.00-$200.00 cheaper than anyone in the States. >><BR><BR>

    Two customers bought their framesets there and we built them. Both said the
    'experience' was a good one. Warranty would be thru Maestro, not Trialtir(US
    distributor), who continues to decribe Maestro as 'grey market', altho it is
    legit, like so many Colnago dealers in Europe.

    Peter Chisholm
    Vecchio's Bicicletteria
    1833 Pearl St.
    Boulder, CO, 80302
    (303)440-3535
    http://www.vecchios.com
    "Ruote convenzionali costruite eccezionalmente bene"

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