Trackman417 wrote:.........sn0wchyld wrote:Anyway justin, there's a sub 10/10 review (lets say, 8.5/10?) so that people dont start thinking you're superman... yet.
how about 9/10?
nahhhhh.... dont want this thread going to his head
.Ebikes.ca - your experiences
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Re: Ebikes.ca - your experiences
by sn0wchyld » Mon Apr 30, 2012 6:59 pm
nahhhhh.... dont want this thread going to his head
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'02ish Avanti D8 - 8085 170kv - 5s 40ah lipo - ple80 recution
abject failure in september
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My builds:
http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=29373
Norko Aline Park DH - Clyte HT3525 - 24s lipo
http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=33657&p=534823#p534823
'02ish Avanti D8 - 8085 170kv - 5s 40ah lipo - ple80 recution
abject failure in september
http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=43143
RC driven Electric mountainboard - New vids up!
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Re: Ebikes.ca - your experiences
by Trackman417 » Mon Apr 30, 2012 8:13 pm
sn0wchyld wrote:nahhhhh.... dont want this thread going to his head
Fine you win
... this timeGlad we could just let bygones be bygones
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If it didn't kill you, it just built your character.
You know your bike is powerful when even you, the builder, can't control it.
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H4065 36 mph
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If it didn't kill you, it just built your character.
You know your bike is powerful when even you, the builder, can't control it.
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Re: Ebikes.ca - your experiences
by justin_le » Tue May 01, 2012 1:56 am
Jozzer wrote:Justin, sounds like you get worse service than all the rest of us - perhaps you upset the management? Try buying yourself some donuts to get yourself back into your good books
Mmm, OK you were right Jozzer, that's much better!
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Re: Ebikes.ca - your experiences
by justin_le » Tue May 01, 2012 2:00 am
Ugg, actually feeling kinda sick after that...
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Re: Ebikes.ca - your experiences
by Pure » Tue May 01, 2012 4:33 am
The true test of any vendor isn't how they handle sales. It's how they handle problems after the sale.
In both regards Ebikes.ca gets a 10/10.
In both regards Ebikes.ca gets a 10/10.
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Re: Ebikes.ca - your experiences
by Jozzer » Tue May 01, 2012 4:54 am
justin_le wrote:Ugg, actually feeling kinda sick after that...
Lol - you were supposed to share them with Adam and the rest of the crew, not eat the whole box yerself!
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Aprilia RS125, Agni motor, 600A 96v Kelly controller, 6kw/h Turnigy pack.
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Hudson Kindred Spirit 3 wheeler. Twin Agni setup, 300KG 80KW. 100mph top speed (maybe more, but no-one has the guts to try!)
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