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Praising Excellent Service

Postby Tamar » Thu May 22, 2008 11:21 am

My right hand shifter finally succumbed to years of poor maintenance and fell apart on Tuesday night....and I'm off to do the Tour of Wessex on Friday night so was in a bit of a fix. I popped into the Evans near my work and was told that it's no longer possible to get a 105 9spd shifter. I'd either need to upgrade to 10spd or get Tiagra. And they had neither in stock anyway so I should try their branch on The Cut, or Condor or Brixton Cycles.

I didn't have time to fanny around with all that so started googling and came across [url]http://www.sprockets.uk.com/[/url].

I phoned to check they had a 9spd 105 right hand shifter and explained I needed it by today. I also ordered a chain and cassette. Everything arrived this morning as promised with a note to say they'd upgraded the 105 chain to dura ace at no extra cost because they didn't have a 105 in stock.

I emailed to say how impressed I was with their service and was told that if there's anything I want that's not on the website to just phone them and they'll see if they can get it.

I think good service should be recognised which is I'm recommending them to you.
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Re: Praising Excellent Service

Postby mrP(Boonen)VT » Thu May 22, 2008 11:49 am

True enough, but shouldn't you also express what a S*******y service Evans was :idea:
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Re: Praising Excellent Service

Postby Ivor » Thu May 22, 2008 12:13 pm

I think she did. :)
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Re: Praising Excellent Service

Postby Tamar » Thu May 22, 2008 12:19 pm

Evans weren't dreadful, they were just a little misinformed about the availability of 9spd 105 shifters and although they didn't have what I wanted in stock, they were helpful in pointing me to other shops (and not just their own) who might have what I needed.

But I thought sprockets were particularly good.
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