Had this response to my email today asking what was happening with woo warranty claims
Thanks for the note, we are on it. We're shipping another big batch of WOO's to Australia this week and will dish out warranties from that stock. Want to get you back to riding ASAP!
Hopefully it's true
Select to expand quoteMatt988 said..
Had this response to my email today asking what was happening with woo warranty claims
Thanks for the note, we are on it. We're shipping another big batch of WOO's to Australia this week and will dish out warranties from that stock. Want to get you back to riding ASAP!
Hopefully it's true
They obviously believe you can't be riding without a WOO.
I sure as hell hope you don't believe that too...
Select to expand quoteLostDog said...Matt988 said..
Had this response to my email today asking what was happening with woo warranty claims
Thanks for the note, we are on it. We're shipping another big batch of WOO's to Australia this week and will dish out warranties from that stock. Want to get you back to riding ASAP!
Hopefully it's true
They obviously believe you can't be riding without a WOO.
I sure as hell hope you don't believe that too...
I'll be out there woo or no woo. Just curious as to weather I'll still get something for my 300 bucks I spent on the first one that buggered up after a dozen or so sessions
P.s they say hope to get you back out there asap or similar on the end of every email I've ever got from them.
I want to know why Shadowbox did it, but people didn't really get on board
were they too expensive, and now the tech is more affordable and Woo are capitalising on that?
was the accelerometer not that accurate so people tried it a bit, said 'meh' and left. Then 3 yrs later everyone has forgotten and Woo is the same sh!t for consumers with short memories...?
I just wonder why the considerable time gap between Shadowbox and Woo, and all the talk about Woo like it is new?
