Without specifying what these "rumours" are, and the sources, you could make exactly the same allegation about absolutely any other manufacturer. Await your your reply, but not holding my breath.I heard rumors that Orbea customer service is really bad.
Bike shops have hard time trying to get warranty parts for customers.
The shock bolt broke frequently. This is a common issue for older Obea wild bikes
How many other brands have bad customer service besides Canyon? This brand has solid poor customer serviceWithout specifying what these "rumours" are, and the sources, you could make exactly the same allegation about absolutely any other manufacturer. Await your your reply, but not holding my breath.
Something obviously got under your skin, what is it?How many other brands have bad customer service besides Canyon? This brand has solid poor customer service
I hear alot of bad customer service and broken parts from canyon, YT, orbea. I am hesitate to buy an ebikeSomething obviously got under your skin, what is it?
Canyon Canada is bad as well as YT and orbeaDepends where you are where they are.
Canyon, yt, propain is excellent within Europe.
Canyon is garbage within US.
Are you located in EU?I asked for a shock linkage on 2 Rises, they arrived in 5 days. I asked for a new wheel, that took 5 days. Done
Yeah why?Are you located in EU?
Canada Orbea customer service is badYeah why?
Far better to depend upon facts rather than hearsay. In any case, if you want absolute certainty there's only one certainty in life.I hear alot of bad customer service and broken parts from canyon, YT, orbea. I am hesitate to buy an ebike
Right? And? That means Orbea is bad? You seem to have walked into the room having a question but already knowing the answer. I'm struggling to get where you're going with this other than not listening to people who are telling you that you're wrongCanada Orbea customer service is bad
Dealers come and go, fact of life. If you don't want to buy (directly or indirectly) from a dealer then you'll have to buy direct. Your call.Canada Orbea customer service is bad
My experience with Orbea (I have a 2023 M10 Rise) is in 3 parts. First, when I called customer service for a couple different questions/issues they have been helpful. Second, emailing has been good but always several day delays for a response. Third, not so good. Ordering parts, derailer hanger, and key ways for dropper post, basically sucked. Took waaaaay to long to get them. These are sacrificial parts which should be on the shelf and should be readily available(they are proprietary although you can find them on line). So I ended up buying spares to have them on hand. So overall it’s no better or worse than other manufactures. Just an old guys 2 centsI heard rumors that Orbea customer service is really bad.
Bike shops have hard time trying to get warranty parts for customers.
The shock bolt broke frequently. This is a common issue for older Obea wild bikes
I chatted with one today, he was happy.I chat with a orbea owner who said they won't send speed sensor because it's low on stock. Orbea has the sensor but won't ship it
It’s not about the dealer. If I understand correctly, every dealer has to deal with Orbea in warranty cases. How does it matter if it’s dealer A or B?Dealers come and go, fact of life. If you don't want to buy (directly or indirectly) from a dealer then you'll have to buy direct. Your call.
In this event dealers should hold stock.It’s not about the dealer. If I understand correctly, every dealer has to deal with Orbea in warranty cases. How does it matter if it’s dealer A or B?
Rise batteries are taking forever to delivery from what I’ve read. Avoid proprietary batteries at all costs. Shame it excludes some of the nicest emtb’s.
Well, not always, look at KTM, Triumph etc. even Trek or Specialized, they're all brought in when needed. Sure a dealer will have a few bits, but mostly they come from a central locationIn this event dealers should hold stock.
For my 2022 rise, unless the battery goes under warranty (3 months left). I will not be able to replace the battery. Orbea told me this themselves when I enquired. I agree with the above, I will never buy a bike with a proprietary battery ever again.It’s not about the dealer. If I understand correctly, every dealer has to deal with Orbea in warranty cases. How does it matter if it’s dealer A or B?
Rise batteries are taking forever to delivery from what I’ve read. Avoid proprietary batteries at all costs. Shame it excludes some of the nicest emtb’s.
It’s not about the dealer. If I understand correctly, every dealer has to deal with Orbea in warranty cases. How does it matter if it’s dealer A or B?
Rise batteries are taking forever to delivery from what I’ve read. Avoid proprietary batteries at all costs. Shame it excludes some of the nicest emtb’s.
irie said:In this event dealers should hold stock.
"In this event" obviously meant "in the event" that Orbea themselves are unable or unwilling to supply spare parts in a timely manner.Well, not always, look at KTM, Triumph etc. even Trek or Specialized, they're all brought in when needed. Sure a dealer will have a few bits, but mostly they come from a central location
Couple weeks ago I canceled a really nice, new and customed Rise M10 2023 with carbon wheels. Reason was this ^^For my 2022 rise, unless the battery goes under warranty (3 months left). I will not be able to replace the battery. Orbea told me this themselves when I enquired. I agree with the above, I will never buy a bike with a proprietary battery ever again.
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