Comments on: New Power Meter: iBike Pro http://www.training4cyclists.com/new-power-meter-ibike-pro/ Cycling Training Tips Tue, 27 Jul 2010 14:02:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Josh http://www.training4cyclists.com/new-power-meter-ibike-pro/comment-page-1/#comment-58246 Josh Wed, 02 Jun 2010 23:05:01 +0000 http://www.training4cyclists.com/new-power-meter-ibike-pro/#comment-58246 Ibike - Ipass? I think I run instead Ibike – Ipass?

I think I run instead

]]> By: Why I Would Recommend The SRM Training System http://www.training4cyclists.com/new-power-meter-ibike-pro/comment-page-1/#comment-34050 Why I Would Recommend The SRM Training System Thu, 18 Dec 2008 19:14:16 +0000 http://www.training4cyclists.com/new-power-meter-ibike-pro/#comment-34050 [...] The SRM Training System was the first power meter for road cyclists on the market. SRM uses a special crank system which measures the workload you apply. Thus, it is a direct measurement of the workload. That makes a lot more sense than the indirect methods used by e.g. Ibike Pro. [...] [...] The SRM Training System was the first power meter for road cyclists on the market. SRM uses a special crank system which measures the workload you apply. Thus, it is a direct measurement of the workload. That makes a lot more sense than the indirect methods used by e.g. Ibike Pro. [...]

]]> By: garburator http://www.training4cyclists.com/new-power-meter-ibike-pro/comment-page-1/#comment-27278 garburator Wed, 17 Sep 2008 11:45:40 +0000 http://www.training4cyclists.com/new-power-meter-ibike-pro/#comment-27278 I got an email from Aaron Timmer regarding warranty. He said it was of no concern where their product was purchased, the warranty is 12 months from date of manufacture. The conclusion for me on this was to check with eaby sellers (selling new units) what the serial number is and email Ibike for manufacture date. I got an email from Aaron Timmer regarding warranty.
He said it was of no concern where their product was purchased, the warranty is 12 months from date of manufacture. The conclusion for me on this was to check with eaby sellers (selling new units) what the serial number is and email Ibike for manufacture date.

]]> By: delafrayne http://www.training4cyclists.com/new-power-meter-ibike-pro/comment-page-1/#comment-21409 delafrayne Mon, 14 Jul 2008 02:30:25 +0000 http://www.training4cyclists.com/new-power-meter-ibike-pro/#comment-21409 Question for John Hamann -: Just wondering whether warranty is transferable when purchasing an iBike product second hand. Also, are there any restrictions with purchasing from certain online stores etc with regards to warranty as is the case with some manufacturers such as ZIPP? Question for John Hamann -: Just wondering whether warranty is transferable when purchasing an iBike product second hand. Also, are there any restrictions with purchasing from certain online stores etc with regards to warranty as is the case with some manufacturers such as ZIPP?

]]> By: John Hamann http://www.training4cyclists.com/new-power-meter-ibike-pro/comment-page-1/#comment-20407 John Hamann Sun, 29 Jun 2008 21:40:17 +0000 http://www.training4cyclists.com/new-power-meter-ibike-pro/#comment-20407 Here are the facts. Sam's father Ken purchased an iBike at a bike shop in September 2007. Ken emailed us on September 13 2007 and informed us that some parts were missing. They were shipped on September 14. Ken next emailed us on September 18, stating there was a water issue with the iBike. We sent a replacement iBike on September 18 2007. Sam's original iBike was received by us on October 16 2007. It was examined thoroughly and was found to be working with no apparent problems. We emailed Ken on October 16 to inform him of our findings. Ken next emailed us on June 16 2008 and stated that there was another problem and that he wanted us to give him a full refund. We replied the same day and told Ken that if there was a problem the warranty period was ONE YEAR, that his iBike was eligible for repairs through September 2008, and that once we received his iBike we would repair it as needed under warranty. As of today (June 29 2008) we have not received any items for repairs. With regard to Ken's request for a full refund from us, we explained that because the iBike was purchased from a bike shop it was the shop, not us, who had his money and that he needed to contact the shop regarding any possible refund. We also informed Ken that products purchased directly from the iBike Store can be returned for full refunds during the first 45 days of ownership. We have not received and email from Ken or Sam since our June 16 reply but because of this forum posting we have sent another email to Ken, reminding him and Sam of our one year warranty policy and requesting that the iBike sent to us for examination and repairs if necessary. Here are the facts. Sam’s father Ken purchased an iBike at a bike shop in September 2007. Ken emailed us on September 13 2007 and informed us that some parts were missing. They were shipped on September 14. Ken next emailed us on September 18, stating there was a water issue with the iBike. We sent a replacement iBike on September 18 2007. Sam’s original iBike was received by us on October 16 2007. It was examined thoroughly and was found to be working with no apparent problems. We emailed Ken on October 16 to inform him of our findings. Ken next emailed us on June 16 2008 and stated that there was another problem and that he wanted us to give him a full refund. We replied the same day and told Ken that if there was a problem the warranty period was ONE YEAR, that his iBike was eligible for repairs through September 2008, and that once we received his iBike we would repair it as needed under warranty. As of today (June 29 2008) we have not received any items for repairs. With regard to Ken’s request for a full refund from us, we explained that because the iBike was purchased from a bike shop it was the shop, not us, who had his money and that he needed to contact the shop regarding any possible refund. We also informed Ken that products purchased directly from the iBike Store can be returned for full refunds during the first 45 days of ownership. We have not received and email from Ken or Sam since our June 16 reply but because of this forum posting we have sent another email to Ken, reminding him and Sam of our one year warranty policy and requesting that the iBike sent to us for examination and repairs if necessary.

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