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Edited By: SUMMONER on Mar 30, 2011 07:31: ..
So all in, deppendant on frame quality this bike seems reasonable value but would you really want to ride around on a bike with a car manufacturers badge on it?
It's not like they are known for supplying quality bikes. I would look elseswhere personally. But have not voted cold as
this is not a bad price if the Frame quality can be varified.
Frame Quality Varified:
http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/category/bikes/mountain/product/vorbano-carbon-31862/
On doing some research this looks like a fair bit of kit at this price. reviews are fairly good even @ £1300.
So I will vote Hot. Not sure about that Badge though?
Edited By: imiskeen on Mar 30, 2011 09:40: Updated
gutted its for small men!
Such a shame. What makes it worse is the fact it still appears for sale! :(
Also, it's a 2008 bike (so on the market since about Q3 2007). It was discontinued in late 2009. View it in the catalogue here.
Regarding the customer service aspect, the Land Rover branded bikes are distributed by a company called 2x2worldwide - Land Rover only licence the use of the name.
Last time I spoke to anyone from 2x2worldwide, he was telling me that a carbon frame's not good offroad because it gets damaged easily - complete nonsense and perhaps the reason they have a pile of unsold bike coming up to their fourth birthday...
It's a shame in some ways that some marketing pleb agreed to licence the LR badge. Done well, it would enhance the brand. Unfortunately they're (now) low end bikes which aren't representative of a premium product. The customer service and the level of product knowledge I've experienced from 2x2worldwide doesn't deserve to trade off Land Rover's name.
Edited By: Duggie_22 on Apr 01, 2011 20:53: words
Edited By: Getafix on Apr 03, 2011 20:55