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  1. I am not the type to post when receiving good or bad service, but I am compelled to compliment to guys from Dial'd Bikes with the excellent service received from them so far. About two months ago I started to look for a replacement helmet for my son. He is 8 years old and does BMX and Downhill racing. I initially looked for a MX helmet, but my son does not like the D-link straps, and as such started to look for a bicycle specific full face helmet. I emailed the guys from Dial'd Bikes, and they responded that they are awaiting a shipment of 661 full face helmets. They also extended a pre-order special to me, even though the pre-order date has passed. Helmet was delivered, on all happy. Fast forward to the last weekend, and my son managed to scratch the visor on his new helmet in a post race track joyride.I emailed Dial'd Bikes for a replacement visor. Dial'd Bikes responded that they will only have stock in August, but that they will take a visor of a helmet in stock, and send me the link to purchase!!! Now, to me, this goes way beyond the call of duty that most shops will do. A big thank you to the guys from Dial'd Bikes!!!!
  2. Hi all, I had such great service from Dial'd Bikes. I was looking for some Krank'd shirts, and the shirt sizing on the site is way too small for me as I'm a really tall guy. I contacted Dial'd Bikes customer service and they got Krank'd to specially make my size. Obviously it took longer because of the special order, and there was a problem with the shirts and they had to go back initially because the Dial'd Bikes team didn't want to send it out, these things happen its just a fact of life, but they kept me up to speed the whole way. I received my order today and am one happy customer. They really went above and beyond with their customer service - I will definitely be shopping with them again in future.
  3. There is much debate surrounding the reasons for purchasing a bike online. But are they all justified? I spoke to some of the main players of South Africa's growing online shopping community to find out how they started, why they did so and what some problems they encountered. I also asked about some of the typical concerns that customers would usually worry about, such as after market servicing and grey imports. This is Part 3 with Andrew Backstrom of Dial'd Bikes. Click here to view the article
  4. "There's always going to be an online site," says Chris of Chris Willemse Cycles. And this is true. The convenience of being able to browse bike components while doing other mundane things, like working, is too great to live without. Not to mention the fact that you don't have to settle with what your LBS has to offer, but can choose from a vastly greater selection of products. But one thing that South Africans will still struggle to get is the variety of products that Europe and the US have. Click here to view the article
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