#Evom forums how to#

I've gotten responses from Kmod and sometimes I haven't. You can't call or email a company and threaten to ruin their reputation because you didn't get the answer you wanted, and then try to make them look bad online because you didn't agree with their prices. There is another guy on here trying to shame WIREworx and I feel that it takes 2 to tango and it's not a one sided problem. I see this a lot on Facebook and its ridiculous. I think you're old enough to make the decision to purchase from a company or not without other peoples input. But I've also read other peoples reviews that they've refused to refund people's money and that shipping took too long and people couldn't make claims to get their money back.Įvery company will have their good and bad. I've ordered tons of parts from RHD Japan, probably spent over $3G's on that site without issue. Rules on first page.Click to expand.So you're saying people have complained about receiving motors without the correct parts that were listed on their website, or are you referring to bad customer service?įurthermore, if you've read bad reviews about this company online, why start a thread knowing you'll hear the same crap as you did when you Googled 'Kmod Performance?' If one guy said he never had an issue, and another guy says he had an issue what you going to do? any bike welcome as long as its dj or street

#Evom forums how to#

Modernizing an El Mariachi Hardtail - How to slacken the headtube angle, and how slack to go?ĭirt Jump Bikes. Pricing strategy would be interesting to hear While we get 2 options in the $7k+ range in Canada (Expert & Ltd) So they gave 2 options in the $5k+ range for USA (Comp & Expert)

So yeah if you live close to the border and can justify the time and gas money, go for it, if you can find the bike.Ĭurrently my LBS has a $400 gift card promo for spending over $6000 on a new bike which kinda helps the price sting I suppose. They use a different pricing strategy for that model in USA and we did not do the same in Canada, that the reason for that big difference on the expert. I hope my explanation and question makes sense. I find the price difference quite significant considering the EVO Comp only has a price difference of ~$150can. Im just wondering why the Canadian pricing specifically for the StumpJumper EVO Expert is $7299.00can, while adjusted for currency the American website is $6400can which is ~$900can more? I currently purchased the bike from my LBS and need some clarity on the difference in pricing. I emailed Specialized about the price differences. Got the last one S3 that wasn’t pre-ordered. I got lucky with my LBS too, just happened go in the day a shipment of specialized arrived in in shop. I can’t wait to dial in the low BB and 63* HT angle for some Deer Valley runs next season!Ĭhime in here with your opinion on the new EVO so far. Based on the 3 different setups I’ve tried so far, I’m liking the high BB with the +1 headset spacer making a 65.5* HT angle for switchback and bermy XC trails. I am still setting up the suspension with a ShockWiz to get it dialed just right. The different geo set ups are noticeably different in the way the bike rides. I am in Utah which has such a wide variety of riding from epic long XC rides to Deer Valley gravity runs. I’ve got around 50 or so miles on it so far. When I saw the specs on the new EVO, I had to have one. I am coming off a 2020 Stumpjumper 29 that I did a custom build on ( currently for sale in the PB classifieds). I got the all black Expert model from my LBS. I don’t know how I got lucky enough to find a 2021 SJ EVO, but I did.