I sent an order to Probikekit last Monday 31/7 for a new saddle and 2 bidon
cages, it arrived on Friday 4/8, less than 5 days.
Amazing!!!!
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"Tony" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I sent an order to Probikekit last Monday 31/7 for a new saddle and 2 bidon
cages, it arrived on Friday 4/8, less than 5 days.
Amazing!!!!That is quick. I saw the subject and thought they might be having a sale on
campag groupsets!Adam
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Tony said:
I sent an order to Probikekit last Monday 31/7 for a new saddle and 2 bidon
cages, it arrived on Friday 4/8, less than 5 days.
Amazing!!!!Same experience. 5 days after placing order got new SIDI hi techs. Loving it.
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Tony said:
I sent an order to Probikekit last Monday 31/7 for a new saddle and 2 bidon
cages, it arrived on Friday 4/8, less than 5 days.
Amazing!!!!Think I may have got one to beat even that. Ordered some gear from Germany -
Ortlieb panniers - on the 29th July. They took some time to get them out,
but dispatched on 4th August, and arrived today the 7th August. Sent Friday
from Germany, arrived Monday. I can hardly believe it!!
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Hehe, now I'm waiting on a good story about US freight/post.
Extortionate prices, lousy delivery times (two weeks is somewhat less
than the record), ordinary quality control, poor customer relations.
The self-proclaimed home of free enterprise cannot get a few things
together.Donga
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Donga said:
Hehe, now I'm waiting on a good story about US freight/post.
My panniers came via UPS Express. Are they US?
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Peter Signorini said:
Donga said:
Hehe, now I'm waiting on a good story about US freight/post.
My panniers came via UPS Express. Are they US?
I believe so - good to hear! So what is it about US shops that,
compared to UK/Europe, they take so long, for such high freight prices,
to ship to Australia?Donga
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quote='Donga'Peter Signorini said:
Donga said:
Hehe, now I'm waiting on a good story about US freight/post.
My panniers came via UPS Express. Are they US?
I believe so - good to hear! So what is it about US shops that,
compared to UK/Europe, they take so long, for such high freight prices,
to ship to Australia?Donga[/QUOTE]
and inconsistent too, was bidding on some HF track wheels from Virginia, they offered only one method of delivery, UPS Express, and quote cost with a postcode calulator for any internatinal orders, so I select Australia and put in my Bayside postcode cost advised is US$116. (thinking....OK fair enough, wheels, UPS about 4 days), but then I thought hang on what about if I put in Melbourne 3000, should be less, but no way, came out at $131...higher..sheesh...UPS must use some kind of reverse costing, the further out the cheaper...or a pollution/traffic snarl quotient to apply to any Oz delivery....
US postal is usually 10 days and costs OK for items under a kilo, FedEx and UPS charge a bomb outside the US, and most sellers have no idea how to properly calculate charges and just slug you ( or try to) always question charges, use the USPS calculators and let the seller know there is a better way.My records are
USA 7 days (usually at least 10)
Germany 4 days
France 4 Days
Italy 5 days
England 4 Days
Canada 6 days
Perth 36 days ( came by Grace Bros truck apparently)Happy riding around day Cyclist brethren...dont forget to Census or eCensus
Roo 🙂
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Donga said:
Hehe, now I'm waiting on a good story about US freight/post.
Extortionate prices, lousy delivery times (two weeks is somewhat less
than the record), ordinary quality control, poor customer relations.
The self-proclaimed home of free enterprise cannot get a few things
together.Donga
I bought David Horton's "The Runner" DVD from a little Indie film
producer in the states, and got it in about a week, and postage was $4
US.Tam
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rooman said:
and inconsistent too, was bidding on some HF track wheels from Virginia, they offered only one method of delivery, UPS Express, and quote cost with a postcode calulator for any internatinal orders, so I select Australia and put in my Bayside postcode cost advised is US$116. (thinking....OK fair enough, wheels, UPS about 4 days), but then I thought hang on what about if I put in Melbourne 3000, should be less, but no way, came out at $131...higher..sheesh...UPS must use some kind of reverse costing, the further out the cheaper...or a pollution/traffic snarl quotient to apply to any Oz delivery....
US postal is usually 10 days and costs OK for items under a kilo, FedEx and UPS charge a bomb outside the US, and most sellers have no idea how to properly calculate charges and just slug you ( or try to) always question charges, use the USPS calculators and let the seller know there is a better way.My records are
USA 7 days (usually at least 10)
Germany 4 days
France 4 Days
Italy 5 days
England 4 Days
Canada 6 days
Perth 36 days ( came by Grace Bros truck apparently)Happy riding around day Cyclist brethren...dont forget to Census or eCensus
Roo 🙂
I received a new Arione saddle from Wangaratta today. Ordered on Monday. Arrived in Perth on Wednesday.We eCensused last night. We even filled out a little feedback for the ABS on how to improve their form.
SteveA
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