[email hidden] (Lawrence Turner) wrote in message
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Quoted message said:OK - I know it's a small company in Canada, but it seems to me he would be better served to sell
on the Net - especially to the US. Living in SoCal, I'm far away from a Maxarya dealer. This means
I can't even get a price on the bike - let alone actually buy one.
Even if I was in range of a dealer, what are the chances I could find one in my size/color
preference with all the options I wanted? Slim. If you have Max's ear tell him to deal direct and
he may have a new customer.
Err... there isn't much size/color choice.
These bikes _should_ be available at your local recumbent dealer. Max is more of a designer than a
sales person and he has had some difficulty getting dealers to handle the bikes. I don't _think_
that is in any way because of any of max's policies or anything. If it is, I would encourage a
dealer to discuss it with him.
There are recumbent dealers in SoCal. If there are any close to you, I'd encourage you to ask them
to consider handling the bike. This is a great bike for a shop to have because it is very easy to
ride. When people show up who haven't ridden a recumbent before, it is common for the first test
ride to be on the bike that is easiest to ride. There are others of course, like the EZ1, but this
bike is much nicer.
Johnriley1 (at) rogers.com