As Velocity is an Australian firm and forms the home grown component
of my "international" bicycle, I emailed them about the rumour of the
rims being discontinued and received this reply |-
George,
Thanks for your email.
This is 100% false.
We understand that QBP ( Quality Bicycle Products )
Hey Brad, wish you worked at my LBS! ;)
On 22 Jan, 18:29, jinxed wrote:
> John,
>
> I wouldn't sweat it. The information you received is an unfortunate
> side of the bike industry. Many of the bike shops (employees) out
> there seem to operate on the belief that if it's not in the Quality
> Bicy
On Thu, 2009-01-22 at 09:29 -0800, jinxed wrote:
> John,
>
> I wouldn't sweat it. The information you received is an unfortunate
> side of the bike industry. Many of the bike shops (employees) out
> there seem to operate on the belief that if it's not in the Quality
> Bicycle Products catalog it
John,
I wouldn't sweat it. The information you received is an unfortunate
side of the bike industry. Many of the bike shops (employees) out
there seem to operate on the belief that if it's not in the Quality
Bicycle Products catalog it doesn't exist. And when QBP decides not to
carry something, t
The local 3-speed enthusiasts were similarly alarmed when QBP
discontinued Sun CR-18 650A rims awhile back. What they actually did
was change the part number, and discontinued the old part number. The
rims were as available as they ever were. Anyway, before the confusion
was sorted out, I was hopi
On Jan 22, 10:23 am, Jim Thill - Hiawatha Cyclery
wrote:
> This was what Velocity told me:
> "That is not true at all. QBP is not carrying the 650 synergy anymore
> but
> there is no way we are gonna stop making them."
Yes. Again, to all of you who I freaked out with this false alarm, my
sincer
