JensonUSA any good?

[BertR00t]

Anyone used these lot? Are they any good? Am tempted by a couple of things on there.

They offer three shipping methods but the two fast International are DHL and FedEX for the same price.

Which is best?

 

[Augustus]

Yes they are fine in my experience. As are Bikeman and Cambria. Have used them all.

Just watch any shipping from the states, it costs you through UK customs. Sometimes worthwhile, sometimes there's no option if you just want the right thing, but in my experience, import duty stings.

 

[WD Pro]

I have used Jenson with no problems

WD

 

[T'boo Ted]

haven't used jenson (er i don't think, might of) but have used cambria and price point, both good... but why would you want to use those when you have wiggle and crc???

 

[Augustus]

hwhy would you want to use those when you have wiggle and crc???

Because I find the UK distributors so often leave out great stuff thinking the UK market's not interested. - Not just bike stuff, it's really acute in the outdoor gear market.

I bagged the last bunch of Zookas Sun Ringle had in 2002, literally the last few at the factory through Cambria. Wasn't much option apart from a US shop.

 

[T'boo Ted]

I know its a broad sweeping statement, just sayin, that for the same thing, i 've found the UK sites cheaper than the US sites

 

[BertR00t]

Redwin X.0 rear mech - 93.00 at jenson, Chainreaction - 174.99.

Easy choice...

 

[WD Pro]

I found similar % savings on control tech stuff

WD

 

[T'boo Ted]

ok you got me there... I guess just all the stuff I have looked at...

 

[lapinGTI]

jenson is definitivly a good shop, extra fast shiping, if ship via fedex, taxe and all duty fee are calculated so you now exactly the total cost, and nothing to pay when it arrived at your door.

Order XX crank sunday, recived it on tuesday. I am from Quebec, but usuably it's more like 7-10 days... with other seeler.