There are Whyte dealers that would bring that fully built to your house and set up the shocks and static sag and go through the whole bike with you. Your nearest physical shop would also give you a thorough free tune-up service after two to three Months use. This is like buying a Rolex and having to attach the straps.
Unfortunately, my local Whyte dealer does not want to sell me one, I did ask, but unfortunately, they can't afford to pay £11,000 for stock that may be left on a shelf waiting for a customer 😢 which I very much understand as a business owner, so hopefully this answers your question 👍
In Wheelbase' defence, it wouldn't have left their shop like that. Well, you'd hope not anyway.
Will be good to see you get it up and running.
Mate, this is a story not miss, and even today, it's ongoing 😀 you would never believe
There are Whyte dealers that would bring that fully built to your house and set up the shocks and static sag and go through the whole bike with you. Your nearest physical shop would also give you a thorough free tune-up service after two to three Months use. This is like buying a Rolex and having to attach the straps.
Unfortunately, my local Whyte dealer does not want to sell me one, I did ask, but unfortunately, they can't afford to pay £11,000 for stock that may be left on a shelf waiting for a customer 😢 which I very much understand as a business owner, so hopefully this answers your question 👍
@@AutoGleamTruths so you went in armed with your credit card and they said no?
@garybird8646 I will not go further on this subject as this is between me and them the shop concerned
@@AutoGleamTruths a lot but not all stock you see advertised on bike shop websites is in suppliers warehouses. Bit like how Amazon use third parties.
@garybird8646 Thanks, mate 👍 I have a very big story coming up over a number of videos, and it's on this topic 👍 laters
British coourier companies are horrible, almost always damaged box or product inside!
I sometimes wonder why this happens 🙂