Rose (Germany)

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Re: ROSE BIKE'S UK . .

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pete75 wrote:
twodogs wrote:Terrible website but I haven't found a German website yet that didn't suck. It's a bit like the whole world domination thing, they get 3/4 of the way there and fall over :roll:



Yes German websites do seem to expect a modicum of intellect on the part of the user :D


How helps you then. :wink: :)
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Re: ROSE BIKE'S UK . .

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I love the fact that on German bike websites lights are in the bike components area rather than the accessories area :)
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Re: ROSE BIKE'S UK . .

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I bought a Team Xeon CGF from them, great bike and hassle free deal.

They have a free phone number to talk to them, they all speak English too.

Only issue I've had is with the parcelfarce side of it, a package spent 4 days enjoying the Essex countryside much to my annoyance!
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Re: ROSE BIKE'S UK . .

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neil ry wrote:wasn't goin to get wheels built yet due to budget,
been quoted by local wheel builder 700c mavic rims, deore hubs, aci spokes,32 hole's £150 seems reasonable


For 2 wheels I hope?
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Re: ROSE BIKE'S UK . .

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neil ry wrote:wasn't goin to get wheels built yet due to budget,
been quoted by local wheel builder 700c mavic rims, deore hubs, aci spokes,32 hole's £150 seems reasonable


I think thats the price for a wheel set from Spa Cycles?
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Re: ROSE BIKE'S UK . .

Post by Heltor Chasca »

Just got their brochures. Awesome and pricing isn't bad at all. I know our Parcelforce courier well and have no issue...hc
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Re: ROSE BIKE'S UK . .

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mercalia wrote:Rose bikes I think the minimum postage is £7 - they use a courier. some things in Germany are considerably cheaper than the UK eg BM bottle dynamos eg £24 v £46 here.
I've mentioned this several times before, but I'm consistently getting free delivery for some reason. Does nobody else? :?
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CREPELLO wrote:
mercalia wrote:Rose bikes I think the minimum postage is £7 - they use a courier. some things in Germany are considerably cheaper than the UK eg BM bottle dynamos eg £24 v £46 here.
I've mentioned this several times before, but I'm consistently getting free delivery for some reason. Does nobody else? :?


well not me; the first purchase I made I did get a smallish back pack for free, thats all
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Re: ROSE BIKE'S UK . .

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mercalia wrote:
CREPELLO wrote:
mercalia wrote:Rose bikes I think the minimum postage is £7 - they use a courier. some things in Germany are considerably cheaper than the UK eg BM bottle dynamos eg £24 v £46 here.
I've mentioned this several times before, but I'm consistently getting free delivery for some reason. Does nobody else? :?


well not me; the first purchase I made I did get a smallish back pack for free, thats all
My first order, I got what I appeared to be a cereal bowl. Actually I use it for bike bits...somehow I guess it was really intended for that. I never knew I needed one :roll:
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Re: ROSE BIKE'S UK . .

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neil ry wrote:Has anyone used ROSE CYCLE to buy from?
the site looks fine and the prices are decent but has anyone used them?


I've bought lots of stuff from them and find them very good. Especially their after sales service. On one occasion they even phoned me uninvited to sort something out. The only problem I've ever had with them is they use ridiculously big boxes for small items: This is how they came!!


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Re: ROSE BIKE'S UK . .

Post by Bicycler »

Sorry for not mentioning this other thread before but there's already a thread in the Reviews Section where people can list their experiences of rose: viewtopic.php?f=18&t=72013&start=30
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Re: RoseBikes Germany (online order)

Post by ferdinand »

The delivery charges seem to be eye watering.

£15 on an order for 2 winter tyres of £65.

Ouch.

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Re: RoseBikes Germany (online order)

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ferdinand wrote:The delivery charges seem to be eye watering.

£15 on an order for 2 winter tyres of £65.

Ouch.

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You sure. Looks like £7.60 to me.
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Re: RoseBikes Germany (online order)

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Yeah, you only pay the postage once per order.
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Re: RoseBikes Germany (online order)

Post by JonMcD »

If you haven't seen this thread then note that it can be cheaper shopping in Euro rather than £ on the RoseBikes site (change the dropdown choice at top right of the RoseBike page) if you have the right credit card with a 0% Visa currency conversion fee.
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