Pusher Posted November 18, 2011 Share Your driveway needs some TLCDo you offer a gardening service? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nickzta Posted November 18, 2011 Share Nice bike! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sandro Posted November 18, 2011 Share Thamks for the positive feedback , just to answer some of your queries.. 1- its not my driveway2- I definitely don't offer a gardening service 3- I got the bike from the Moser factory in Italy, the seatpost clamp was fitted by them but I can find out where they get it from. 4- I haven't weighed it yet but I will post soon. The reason I was looking for feedback is that I got hold of them to see if they had a distributor here in SA which they didn't so I ordered direct from them and they have asked me if I'm interested in distributing here. The frame and build quaity is definitely there, pricing is obviously the most important consideration and its difficult to compare apples with apples with competing brands. There are 5 carbon ranges, 1 aluminium, 1 aluminium/carbon mix and even a steel replica of the original Leader AX from the 80's with Columbus Genius tubing. The 001 is their top frame which is 100% hand made in Italy and custom built to spec. Available with Shimano, Sram Red or Campagnolo (or frame only), although I must say pricing is actually in favour of fitting Campagnolo. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zula Posted November 18, 2011 Share Thamks for the positive feedback , just to answer some of your queries.. 1- its not my driveway2- I definitely don't offer a gardening service 3- I got the bike from the Moser factory in Italy, the seatpost clamp was fitted by them but I can find out where they get it from. 4- I haven't weighed it yet but I will post soon. The reason I was looking for feedback is that I got hold of them to see if they had a distributor here in SA which they didn't so I ordered direct from them and they have asked me if I'm interested in distributing here. The frame and build quaity is definitely there, pricing is obviously the most important consideration and its difficult to compare apples with apples with competing brands. There are 5 carbon ranges, 1 aluminium, 1 aluminium/carbon mix and even a steel replica of the original Leader AX from the 80's with Columbus Genius tubing. The 001 is their top frame which is 100% hand made in Italy and custom built to spec. Available with Shimano, Sram Red or Campagnolo (or frame only), although I must say pricing is actually in favour of fitting Campagnolo. Great opportunity dude! Best of luck. Like you said, pricing is paramount and the only other handmade Italian bikes are very $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ So if you can undercut them and showcase the brand well, you're in! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pusher Posted November 18, 2011 Share Thamks for the positive feedback , just to answer some of your queries.. 1- its not my driveway2- I definitely don't offer a gardening service 3- I got the bike from the Moser factory in Italy, the seatpost clamp was fitted by them but I can find out where they get it from. 4- I haven't weighed it yet but I will post soon. The reason I was looking for feedback is that I got hold of them to see if they had a distributor here in SA which they didn't so I ordered direct from them and they have asked me if I'm interested in distributing here. The frame and build quaity is definitely there, pricing is obviously the most important consideration and its difficult to compare apples with apples with competing brands. There are 5 carbon ranges, 1 aluminium, 1 aluminium/carbon mix and even a steel replica of the original Leader AX from the 80's with Columbus Genius tubing. The 001 is their top frame which is 100% hand made in Italy and custom built to spec. Available with Shimano, Sram Red or Campagnolo (or frame only), although I must say pricing is actually in favour of fitting Campagnolo.Did you have to pay 40% + import duty on the bike or did you bring it in knocked down? Edited November 18, 2011 by Pusher Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sandro Posted November 18, 2011 Share Did you have to pay 40% + import duty on the bike or did you bring it in knocked down? Budgeted for VAT plus import duties of 15% etc. but when I was shopping around for air freight pricing I was asked if I had a EUR1 certificate and I didn't even know what that was? Later on I saw that the factory had issued it on collection and I only had to pay 1.95% duty because of it. Apparently this has to do with a trade agreement between SA and Europe and the supplier just has to sign the declaration that the goods do in fact originate from Europe. Bearing in mind that I did stipulate that it was a complete bike and not parts or spares etc. because I didn't want it sitting in customs so everything was done above board in fact. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Heckflosse Posted November 18, 2011 Share Budgeted for VAT plus import duties of 15% etc. but when I was shopping around for air freight pricing I was asked if I had a EUR1 certificate and I didn't even know what that was? Later on I saw that the factory had issued it on collection and I only had to pay 1.95% duty because of it. Apparently this has to do with a trade agreement between SA and Europe and the supplier just has to sign the declaration that the goods do in fact originate from Europe. Bearing in mind that I did stipulate that it was a complete bike and not parts or spares etc. because I didn't want it sitting in customs so everything was done above board in fact. NEAT Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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