chalk up another up on that list. on their website, they claim items in stock, but in reality it's out of stock, and you end up waiting a few weeks. it's best to place your order over the phone and get a varification for availability.Prexus2005 said:there are least 4 threads full of people who have had bad experiences with them.
I've ordered from them before at least 4 or 5 times. They have good prices, not so great reliability. I would order from them again only because of prices. But if it were an emergency where I needed parts for a race or something they would be the last place I would order from.R1D3R said:Has anyone ordered from beyondbikes.com? Are they for real? Do they have good prices? Would you recommend them?
Beyond Bikes has a real storefront and people who ride as well. A lot of whom are responsible for a large portion of the trails at Ted Williams in SD.sriracha said:chalk up another 3 people on that list that have had bad experiences. on their website, they claim items in stock, but in reality it's out of stock, and you end up waiting a few weeks. false advertising garbage. it's best to place your order over the phone and get a varification for availability.
the best online shops, in my experience are:
go-ride (cool cats that rip)
cambriabike
unreal cycles
all three of these shops have a real storefront and people that actually ride.
I second that vote. They accept paypal, they pricematch and take coupons from other online retailers, they have a very large selection of which I've never had an issue of backordering (I've ordered from them many times). Very prompt shipping. Their website kicks ass!MX 887 said:my vote-
universalcycles.com
ahhh... that explains everything! they are all out riding and doing trail work instead of filling orders and running the business? thanks for the clarification.coma13 said:Beyond Bikes has a real storefront and people who ride as well. A lot of whom are responsible for a large portion of the trails at Ted Williams in SD.
I didn't say anything in regards to customer service or employee quality, I was just asserting a fact that someone had implied conversely earlier in the thread.Prexus2005 said:ahhh... that explains everything! they are all out riding and doing trail work instead of filling orders and running the business? thanks for the clarification.
They do have cool people working there... one guy is so generous that he'll take $5 off a $400 fork when you ask for price match; another sales person gets drunk on the job then sent out emails and wrote posts attacking their past customers who shared their bad experiences on mtbr.
Of course I don't speak for everyone. There are people that have gotten what they bought from beyondbikes and have had no problems. So order away and draw your own conclusions.
Phil.
Many people who have called first still had a problem.red5 said:I've never had a problem when ordering from them. A word of advice when dealing with any online shop, call first to check available stock before placing order.![]()