When do the new bikes come out

Ellie82
Ellie82 Posts: 59
edited May 2009 in Road beginners
I can get the bike i was after because they are all sold out in all of my LBS that stock it :cry:

So now I have to wait and hope I like the next 2010 bikes. When do they normally come out?

Thanks

Ellie

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,667
    Septemberish.
  • Ellie82
    Ellie82 Posts: 59
    Ok Thanks :(
  • nicklouse
    nicklouse Posts: 50,675
    what was the bike?
    "Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
    Parktools :?:SheldonBrown
  • Ellie82
    Ellie82 Posts: 59
    edited May 2009
    Trek 1.9 wsd. 50cm one
  • Slow Downcp
    Slow Downcp Posts: 3,041
    50" :shock: You must have really long legs :shock: :wink:
    Carlsberg don't make cycle clothing, but if they did it would probably still not be as good as Assos
  • Ellie82
    Ellie82 Posts: 59
    Damn thought id edited that in time :lol:
  • Slow Downcp
    Slow Downcp Posts: 3,041
    Surely if you know what size you want, you can buy from somewhere else?
    Carlsberg don't make cycle clothing, but if they did it would probably still not be as good as Assos
  • Ellie82
    Ellie82 Posts: 59
    Yeah but I want to see it and ride it before I buy it but no one can get them in
  • CyclingBantam
    CyclingBantam Posts: 1,299
    Don't places have a standard returns policy? I.e. if you don't like it you can return within 14 days. I'm sure Wiggle do/did this?
  • doyler78
    doyler78 Posts: 1,951
    BenBlyth wrote:
    Don't places have a standard returns policy? I.e. if you don't like it you can return within 14 days. I'm sure Wiggle do/did this?

    Wiggles policy for return is really a don't ride and you can return one unless it is one of the Focus or Kirum branded bikes (which they either make themselves or have exclusive deals in the UK) which allows you to fully test the bike for 7 days.

    Distance selling regulations only apply where you haven't used the product. You can't use a product then expect to have a right to return it. It only there to protect you from impulse buys where you can't see the product.
  • guilliano
    guilliano Posts: 5,495
    Once a bike is used it can't be returned unless it is obviously not fit for purpose, and then it is up to the customer to prove that. If a bike is bought and ridden then the shop has no obligation to allow a return as it is a used product and can't be returned or resold for new price
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  • Pokerface
    Pokerface Posts: 7,960
    Plus Trek bikes have to be picked up at a shop. They wont deliver them to a home address.
  • Ellie82
    Ellie82 Posts: 59
    Might try looking further afield and hope i can find one in the meantime

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