Halfords/Boardman bikes - perfect service
Yossie
Posts: 2,600
A couple of guys here have just got their new B'man carbon Pro bikes from Halfords delivered.
All boxed up perfectly, padding everywhere, 5 minutes to pop the bars, pedals and wheels on, 2 minutes to top up the tyres.
All gears and brakes perfectly set up, no damage to anything whilst in transit, no worries at all - couldn't find one complaint.
Sorry Halfords bashers, looks like the good guys have won again.
All boxed up perfectly, padding everywhere, 5 minutes to pop the bars, pedals and wheels on, 2 minutes to top up the tyres.
All gears and brakes perfectly set up, no damage to anything whilst in transit, no worries at all - couldn't find one complaint.
Sorry Halfords bashers, looks like the good guys have won again.
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A couple of guys where?
The good guys have won what?
How long have you worked for Halfords?
What have you been drinking?0 -
THey didn't even manage to sell me the correct brake blocks for my nippers bike this morning, despite me showing them the correct pads on a similar bike!.0
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I think we all know Mr C. Boardman's user name now.FCN 3: Raleigh Record Ace fixie-to be resurrected sometime in the future
FCN 4: Planet X Schmaffenschmack 2- workhorse
FCN 9: B Twin Vitamin - winter commuter/loan bike for trainees
I'm hungry. I'm always hungry!0 -
Chris Boardman used to post on here semi-regularly regarding his bikes and criticism of Halfords. He seemed to accept that they weren't the ideal partners but he needed a big, national company to help him get established.
I can't believe the OP has gone so overboard on praise for what would be expected as normal service from any other bike retailer. Also, I think a lot of the mail order bikes were due to be built up in a central factory and many of the mechanics were due to be retrained following feedback. Most people have always said you can get lucky and have a Halfords with knowledgable, trained staff but that this isn't the case in the majority of cases.0