Same. Not an issue over the years with my father's well used '96, or the 1050 speedy I had. Nor did they lack anything in terms of materials/quality.
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What Make and Model is this bike...
- Thread starter sce.allen
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Same. Not an issue over the years with my father's well used '96, or the 1050 speedy I had. Nor did they lack anything in terms of materials/quality.
Clearly a lot of people. Because you don't see these bikes anywhere.
Nevertheless, I concur. Let people ride whatever they wish.
However, it is also good for them to know that something is shoddy before they make an emotional purchase.
Yeah it's too bad really. I like a few of their models but all the reviews are absolute garbage and the people that run the company will harass and discredit everyone that posts a negative review of it.
TK4
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Likely the same one I saw. Chained to a post in a No-Frills lot.
...huh. Apparently Bruce Belfer, the guy who was bidding for Buell, is involved with possibly CCW making their bikes in the US? Or something?
http://canadamotoguide.com/2017/02/10/cleveland-cyclewerks-update-3/
http://canadamotoguide.com/2017/02/10/cleveland-cyclewerks-update-3/
Roadghost
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It's very difficult to tell, and why would it matter? A solid good running bike is what it is and the guy who owns Cleveland apparently has a reputation for being a real spinner. It's a Chinese bike, and that shouldn't matter. If you sell bikes and the thing can't do at least 30,000kms without a repair your customers won't be happy. He has the look right. It's everything else he needs to improve.
I think building them in the US would in fact have a tangible effect on their quality control
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