HELP IN A LOT OF TROUBLE!

madmaxdh
madmaxdh Posts: 41
edited November 2007 in MTB buying advice
hey guys i really need your advice, a just bought a turner dhr 2006 frame for £730 off thinking it was nearly brand new as the seller said. but to my horror it was pretty ruffed up, some of the bolts were rusted, the shock resivoir was slighly rusty theres hidden dirt on it(in hard to get places like pivot etc) and the shock settings are not working well and theres chips out of the frame on the swingarm.it looks like its had a little abusing, i'm only a student so that money was a lot to me :( what should a do guys the seller even has a very good rep of 255 100%
pleaseeeee help a fellow biker i know you's are friendly helpful guys so help me out please ! :(
thanks max :cry::cry:

Comments

  • Hi, here we have Turner DHR 2006 Frame size large with 8.5" travel and extras. The frame is a 2006 and in perfect working order and only used 4 times abroad, because of the uplift and transport the rear of the frame has some damage in the form of scraches and sticker lift (See Pics) the front triangle painwork is in nearly new condition with no scrtaches, dents or cable rub, this reflects the work it has done. This frame is a Pro DH frame and is unbreakable and retails at £2000 plus, size of the frame is a large but check out www.turnerbikes.com. Like i said this bike is in perfect working order and you wont be dissapointed. I have pasted the technical spec below of the internet and the name speaks its self. I have taken as many pictures as i can. Comes with FSA Head Set, Raceface seat post and clamp. Please note the Head set is massive 1.5" but have been adapted to take a standard 1 1/8" steering tube. this is what he wrote!
  • nicklouse
    nicklouse Posts: 50,675
    should have got pictures!

    so lets have pictures of these problems.
    "Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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  • how do you add pics mate and thanks for relpying
  • Upload them to www.imageshack.us then post a link to them on here.

    From that description I'd definitely complain go about getting your money back.
  • How did you pay? PayPAL? You could open a dispute for the goods not being as advertised. I've had to do this a couple of times but it was for stuff less than £50. Have you contacted the seller and told him you're not happy?

    Sounds like you got the frame for less than half price though, can the problems be fixed?
    Paul B

    '11 Nukeproof Mega
    '11 Genesis Aether 20
  • milese
    milese Posts: 1,233
    Message him saying your not happy and that you'd only have bid x amount if he had described it correctly. If he has described it correctly (or very vaguely) then its your fault for not getting more pictures or asking questions.

    Tell him you either want x amount of money back, or you will send it back for a full refund.

    If he's got good 100% feedback he wont want a negative!