no answer from wisper website ?

[big jus]

hi all - ive sent a few messages to the wisper bikes website recently regarding test rides , availability etc and have got no response so far... does anyone know why or have any info as to why they are not replying ?

its a bit annoying as im pretty much willing to buy a bike from them but customer service seems to be lacking a bit !

cheers

jus

 

[poppy]

hi all - ive sent a few messages to the wisper bikes website recently regarding test rides , availability etc and have got no response so far... does anyone know why or have any info as to why they are not replying ?

its a bit annoying as im pretty much willing to buy a bike from them but customer service seems to be lacking a bit !

cheers

jus

Post them a message in this forum, to Wisper. David is extremely helpful and answers quickly.

 

[big jus]

thanks poppy - will try it now...

 

[seeker]

Hi Jus,
I got a test ride last Saturday in southampton (is that near you?) and fell in love the 905se Sport almost immediately. I didn't have any problem arranging a test ride. I have gotten responses all my enquiries, and I found them to be very helpful and are a regular presence on this forum. err! do I sound like a fan boy?

 

[ElephantsGerald]

hi all - ive sent a few messages to the wisper bikes website recently regarding test rides , availability etc and have got no response so far... does anyone know why or have any info as to why they are not replying ?

its a bit annoying as im pretty much willing to buy a bike from them but customer service seems to be lacking a bit !

cheers

jus

They're usually very responsive.

You could try phoning them on 01425 627641, or send a PM to WisperBikes.

Regards,

Elephants

 

[Wisper Bikes]

Website

Hi Guys

We are just about to launch our all new all singing and dancing website, and there have been a couple of changes made to the old one. Sorry about the delay in getting back to you.

One of the changes was putting a new email address into the response section of the site. It may not be working, so thanks for the "heads up!" (what does that mean?)

Regards David

 

[flecc]

so thanks for the "heads up!" (what does that mean?)

Regards David

Apparently it means "be alert", widely thought to have it's origins in sports.
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[emotivepete]

The roadies out there wil know "heads-up" very well. "Heads-down" means ekeing out that extra bit of wind-resistance, along with head to toe hair removal (although I've never really bought this argument). The unfortunate consequence of the "heads-down" technique is that you get a good view of the tarmac under your toes but little else and was demonstrated by a friend some time ago when riding through Hathersage, Derbyshire. All was well until he found himself the unwilling and unwelcome passenger in the rear luggage-space of a Ford Estate, covered in glass and bike remnants

Hence "heads-up". You have been warned!