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January 21, 2016 at 3:15 pm #25284
hill_climb
Hi Everyone,
Was looking to place an online order with RaceView Cycles but was wondering if anyone has feedback, before I go ahead.
thanks,
Bill
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gnarlyrider
I took a look at Raceview’s
I took a look at Raceview’s website and strayed to the terms and conditions section. Before leaving any review on their website I suggest you take a look at the section titled “Reviews…” Some of the terms here alarmed me – especially the modify content and indemnity terms imposed on you, the reviewer. I checked out a number of popular websites and saw nothing similar
Jack Osbourne snr
Wow.
Wow.What a spectacular own goal.
I would offer some marketing advice, but I’d be concerned that it might be seen as libellous.
davel
^ How to lose custom and
^ How to lose custom and alienate people.“Can we just clear up a few issues and assumptions here”
Course you can, but not via the sort of bollocks that followed that ‘question’.
Xwheels
. . . now trading as
. . . now trading as DisgRACEVIEW cycles.HarryTrauts
RaceviewEquestrian wrote:The comments above suggest we are the same company are inaccurate, untrue and libellous to such an extent that these comments and serious allegations have been copied to our company solicitor for further action. I suggest some members should base their written communications on fact and not assumptions. You cannot simply write things without any basis and it’s easy to identify IP addresses of those involved.
Why such a threatening tone? You could have come on here and simply put people straight. You might have had a better response and even picked up a few customers. As it is, I have a suspicion you’ve just alienated quite a few people on here. Clumsy, to say the least.
andyp
‘I suggest some members
‘I suggest some members should base their written communications on fact and not assumptions. ‘
That new-fangled thinking is never going to catch on. This here’s the internet, boy.
Guanajuato
I’d be wary. too many
I’d be wary. too many coincidences.
mike the bike
Whoever they are I would
Whoever they are I would hesitate to shop with them. The spelling, the strangulated English and the poor punctuation don’t inspire confidence.
Nixster
Gosh, heavy-handed threats of
Gosh, heavy-handed threats of involving our learned friends and a promise of ‘a more effluent service’.
I’m sure forum members are capable of drawing their own conclusions.
RaceviewEquestrian
Can we just clear up a few
Can we just clear up a few issues and assumptions here.
Race View Equestrian is the parent company for Race View Cycles.
The rest of the statements and correlations linking us with any other company or companies such as Shiny Bikes is incorrect.
We are an independent company, you cannot assume that just because Race View Equestrian operates out of a shop premises nearby to where they used to have premises is the same company. Race View Cycles office is based near Ballymena but the stock and orders are processed from our warehouse in the UK. This logistically makes common sense because 95% of our customer base online is the mainland UK, and overseas so logistically it makes sense to ship all orders from the mainland. This makes for a more efficient service to our online customers.! Shortly our Equestrian stock and warehousing will also move to the mainland as logistically we are processing more orders now to the mainland, so both companies will merge warehousing together.
We are a growing company and we are working towards our business strategy of retailing products to most outdoor pursuits, this is our long term vision. We have analysed the gap in the market locally for cycling products since the success of the Giro d’italia and simply plugged it nothing more (this is one of our key aims) It is the same as what we have done with the equestrian market place very successfully, same business model.
The comments above suggest we are the same company are inaccurate, untrue and libellous. I suggest some members should base their written communications on fact and not assumptions.
We at Race View Group strive to provide an exceptional service to all our customers in both sectors Equestrian and Cycling. We work hard to achieve this and ultimately want our customers to get the best experience. We have had nothing but praise for the service we provide our customers and we will work tirelessly to continue this to ensure our customers get the best service possible in our business transactions. We come from a chartered accountancy background and this is very evident in how professional we run the business operations, no stone is left unturned to satisfy the needs of our customers.
Regards
Race View Equestrian.
DanTe
As has been said, if they’re
As has been said, if they’re the same crew as shiny bikes leave them well alone..
‘Bought’ a pair of wheels from them a while back, they were advertised as being instock, money leaves my account, no wheels in stock, they then instigated the weirdest refund system going that would of took ages had my bank not gotten involved. Guy was extremely unhelpful, lazy and rude. Even my bank said it seemed a dodgy set up..
srchar
I wouldn’t. Race View Cycles
I wouldn’t. Race View Cycles is the new name for Shiny Bikes. Both I and a friend have had bad experiences after buying gear from them – in my case nearly a grands worth of groupset, in my friend’s case a rather expensive frame. In both cases there were faults present straight out of the box. The guy who runs the place, Fraser, was so unhelpful and lazy that we ended up dealing with our own warranty claims through the distributors, then waiting several weeks for Fraser to get round to forwarding the repaired items to us.
They’re not cheap enough for the hassle to be worth it.
RR
It looks like RaceView Cycles
It looks like RaceView Cycles has risen from the ashes of Shiny Bikes:
RaceView Cycles is a trading name for RaceView Equestrian (as stated at the bottom of the website). RaceView Equestrian is owned by Dawn Wilson. More business info on them here: https://check-business.co.uk/business/NI631676/raceview-equestrian-limited/
Shiny Bikes were owned by Fraser Wilson. Business info here: https://check-business.co.uk/business/05833543/shiny-bikes-ltd/
Both have trading addresses at Raceview Mill, Broughshane, BT42 4JJ.
Shiny Bikes went through through Voluntary Winding Up/Liquidation in Nov 2015: https://www.thegazette.co.uk/notice/2427463.
There are reviews online for Shiny Bikes with lots of poor ratings, many of those are in the last months of trading: https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/www.shinybikes.com.
kwi
AFAIK they’re quite new,
AFAIK they’re quite new, though done equestrian stuff for a while, but only around the corner from my mums so I can call around if needed.
Ballymena Road Club are based fairly close so maybe worth asking on their Facebook page.
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