Motorcycling Downunder (Chch) - Good? Bad?

**lostinflyz** · 22nd April 2010, 17:35

Hey has anyone had any dealings with these guys?????

Whats the go, thoughts and opinions welcome.

**bismarck** · 24th April 2010, 01:35

dunno where that is
sorry

**shrub** · 8th July 2010, 10:28

Yeah, great little shop. The owner is passionate about bikes and a pleasure to chat to and they have some very tasty Italian stuff there.

**SMOKEU** · 8th July 2010, 11:06

Where is it?

**shrub** · 8th July 2010, 11:34

Originally Posted by SMOKEU

Where is it?

Just past Pitlane on the corner. Well worth a visit if you like admiring tasty bits of motorbicycle beauty.

**SDU** · 8th July 2010, 14:40

Originally Posted by shrub

Yeah, great little shop. The owner is passionate about bikes and a pleasure to chat to and they have some very tasty Italian stuff there.

Wot he just said

**rastuscat** · 8th July 2010, 17:55

I have to report that my face print is on the outside of their window.

I walked past late one night last weekend, and saw heaven. Beautiful displays of Moto Guzzis.

I haven't had much time for Guzzis, but they way they display them makes them look like biker porn. They look better at night, after dark, as the lighting adds to the atmosphere.

Definitely worth a look.

**AllanB** · 8th July 2010, 18:12

Fairly new shop and the owner comes across as knowing his shit and is, as stated above passionate about the Guzzi brand. Also offering some good prices on the bikes presently.

A+ for the look and feel of the shop too - a nice change to see someone giving a bit of thought into the ambiance of a motorcycle shop instead of the usual thrown together collection of bike bits.

Sooooo - what do you have your eye on?

**gammaguy** · 8th July 2010, 18:29

buying a bike with no warranty is like kissing your sister....it may feel good at the time,but theres no future in it.

ask them how long they plan on being around when they have sold the stock they got landed with when the importers changed..............

**JimO** · 8th July 2010, 18:55

Originally Posted by gammaguy

buying a bike with no warranty is like kissing your sister....it may feel good at the time,but theres no future in it.

...........

depends on wether you live in gore or not

**rastuscat** · 8th July 2010, 19:34

Originally Posted by JimO

depends on wether you live in gore or not

Ooooooooo, didn't see that one coming

**skippa1** · 8th July 2010, 21:19

Top shop....top service, nice range........

**nudemetalz** · 8th July 2010, 21:42

Must call in there when I'm in ChCH next.

**DMNTD:Me** · 8th July 2010, 21:59

Originally Posted by gammaguy

buying a bike with no warranty is like kissing your sister....it may feel good at the time,but theres no future in it.

ask them how long they plan on being around when they have sold the stock they got landed with when the importers changed..............

Yes they are the 'previous' importer of Guzzi's etc however the new importer,Triumph NZ, will cover the factory warranty...fact.

I have had dealing with these guys on a professional level and can only say that yes they are 'real' people with a genuine passion.

**shrub** · 9th July 2010, 08:19

Originally Posted by DMNTD

Yes they are the 'previous' importer of Guzzi's etc however the new importer,Triumph NZ, will cover the factory warranty...fact.

I have had dealing with these guys on a professional level and can only say that yes they are 'real' people with a genuine passion.

I asked Adam about that and that's what he said, so there are no problems with warranty.