chele27sg
04-20-04, 04:57 AM
Does anyone have any comments or feedback on Dion custom bikes from Canada? I'm thinking of having one done by them. Any advice appreciated. Thanks!
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MaddMatt
04-30-04, 11:25 AM
Does anyone have any comments or feedback on Dion custom bikes from Canada? I'm thinking of having one done by them. Any advice appreciated. Thanks!
Dion Custom Bikes is a very strong customer service company and they make excellent bikes. Not sure if you know, but Carroll Montgomery (Canadian Olympic team member) was riding a Dion in Sidney and I believe Derek Kite from the US national team (Olympic hopeful) is riding a Dion.
I suggest that you give Dion a call. They'll provide you with some excellent feedback whether they're right for you ro not. Definitely a class act!
Their phone number is on their website at www.dionbikes.com. Definitely worth checking out. Custom is the way to go as you will have comfortable ridesat your best speeds and once you have a bike fit to you, you won't need to upgrade... What type of riding do you do?
Dion Custom Bikes is a very strong customer service company and they make excellent bikes. Not sure if you know, but Carroll Montgomery (Canadian Olympic team member) was riding a Dion in Sidney and I believe Derek Kite from the US national team (Olympic hopeful) is riding a Dion.
I suggest that you give Dion a call. They'll provide you with some excellent feedback whether they're right for you ro not. Definitely a class act!
Their phone number is on their website at www.dionbikes.com. Definitely worth checking out. Custom is the way to go as you will have comfortable ridesat your best speeds and once you have a bike fit to you, you won't need to upgrade... What type of riding do you do?