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    No offers from NuVinci

    From a customer service point of view, I completely agree with dumbass. I have worked in retail for over 15 years and I can tell you that any customer that came in with a bad attitude was less likely to get a positive response out of me than someone who came in with the same problem but with a...
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    nuvinci hub warranty

    The other problem with the Rohloff is the price. Isn't it well over $1000 per hub? Even up to $1,500 depending on options and such? If so, no thank you. The Nuvinci seems way more robust and frankly if I am running a motor already, weight should be the least of my concerns.
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    nuvinci hub warranty

    So it seems I would be fine running a larger motor if I wanted to and I shouldn't worry about what Nuvinci says. Correct? If so, that is very cool to hear. Thanks.
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    nuvinci hub warranty

    In regards to my prior post, I want to clarify that I make no assumptions about what Fallbrook had intended as their main consumer. The only thing I know is that I am consumer, am of portly stature, and enjoy riding my bike. Anything else is beyond me and I do not comment on what I don't know...
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    nuvinci hub warranty

    Thank you for providing those numbers. That is all way beyond me (that's why I find the forum so helpful). I'm sure you have to be on to something about riders being able to put out max torque and possibly damaging the hub. Since it is mainly designed for commuters and recreational cyclists, the...
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    nuvinci hub warranty

    Hi Everyone, I am new to the forum and I saw your post about the Nuvinci warranty. I followed the link from boostjuice and it looks like Nuvinci updated their post saying that voiding the warranty only applies to motors over 250W. So it looks like you get a 2 year warranty that covers motors up...
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