Burner or Truth. I am considering one of thes frames, any feedback out there on either of these?
Thanks in advance.
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michaelR <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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Burner or Truth. I am considering one of thes frames, any feedback out there on either of these?
Thanks in advance.Truth is a very light, very responsive, smooth ride. Especially with a Romic twin tube shock, in
place of the Fox Float standard shock Martin -
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Burner or Truth. I am considering one of thes frames, any feedback out there on either of these?
Thanks in advance.Truth is a very light, very responsive, smooth ride. Especially with a Romic twin tube shock, in
place of the Fox Float standard shock MartinThen you get to deal with Ellsworth's infamous customer service. Oh joy.
JD
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michaelR <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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Burner or Truth. I am considering one of thes frames, any feedback out there on either of
these? Thanks in advance.Truth is a very light, very responsive, smooth ride. Especially with a Romic twin tube shock, in
place of the Fox Float standard shock MartinThen you get to deal with Ellsworth's infamous customer service. Oh joy.
JD
here's hoping I don't have to :-) I'll leave it to the "not so L"BS if there's a problem
Martin
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michaelR <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
> Burner or Truth. I am considering one of thes frames, any feedback out there on either of
> these? Thanks in advance.Truth is a very light, very responsive, smooth ride. Especially with a Romic twin tube shock, in
place of the Fox Float standard shock MartinThen you get to deal with Ellsworth's infamous customer service. Oh joy.
JD
here's hoping I don't have to :-) I'll leave it to the "not so L"BS if there's a problem
You will have to deal with Ellsworth.
Keep your fingers crossed.
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I am considering one of thes frames, any feedback out there on either of these?
If you go with the Ellsworth, you should take steps (like buying from somebody who has a good
history of going to bat for their customers) to insulate yourself from Ellsworth's customer
"service". I don't want to demonize them - just observe that, in my unfortunate personal experience
they are way, way out of their league when trying to deal with the general public.
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Then you get to deal with Ellsworth's infamous customer service. Oh joy.JD
here's hoping I don't have to :-) I'll leave it to the "not so L"BS if there's a problem
You will have to deal with Ellsworth.
Keep your fingers crossed.
At last count I had 8 fingers and 10 toes crossed, interfers with the riding a little :-)
cheers Martin
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