Longbikes pictures

We will be turning on the new Longbikes website by the morning of January 11th. I could still use
more pictures from the Longbikes owners.

Thanks,

Greg

 

We will be turning on the new Longbikes website by the morning of January 11th. I could still use
more pictures from the Longbikes owners.

Thanks,

Greg

 

Some time ago a dealer in Maryland suggested I make another selection when I inquired about the
Slipstream. He said availability was uncertain and the wait could be forever. Still, I kept checking
the Longbikes website as it promised a complete new look this fall. Fall came and went. Nothing. Yet
still hung up on a USS LWB, I looked again recently. I found the Longbikes site promising a new site
with new bikes on Jan 10. Then this post promised an update today. So I looked. Nothing..... OK Mt.
Airy.... I am getting the message.

 

Some time ago a dealer in Maryland suggested I make another selection when I inquired about the
Slipstream. He said availability was uncertain and the wait could be forever. Still, I kept checking
the Longbikes website as it promised a complete new look this fall. Fall came and went. Nothing. Yet
still hung up on a USS LWB, I looked again recently. I found the Longbikes site promising a new site
with new bikes on Jan 10. Then this post promised an update today. So I looked. Nothing..... OK Mt.
Airy.... I am getting the message.

 

Your implication that the quality and availability of bikes has something to do with the appearance
of a new web site is somewhat baffling.

stratrider wrote:
> Some time ago a dealer in Maryland suggested I make another selection when I inquired about the
> Slipstream. He said availability was uncertain and the wait could be forever. Still, I kept
> checking the Longbikes website as it promised a complete new look this fall. Fall came and went.
> Nothing. Yet still hung up on a USS LWB, I looked again recently. I found the Longbikes site
> promising a new site with new bikes on Jan 10. Then this post promised an update today. So I
> looked. Nothing..... OK Mt. Airy.... I am getting the message.

 

On 11 Jan 2003 15:58:03 -0800, [email protected] (stratrider) wrote:

>Some time ago a dealer in Maryland suggested I make another selection when I inquired about the
>Slipstream. He said availability was uncertain and the wait could be forever. Still, I kept
>checking the Longbikes website as it promised a complete new look this fall. Fall came and went.
>Nothing. Yet still hung up on a USS LWB, I looked again recently. I found the Longbikes site
>promising a new site with new bikes on Jan 10. Then this post promised an update today. So I
>looked. Nothing..... OK Mt. Airy.... I am getting the message.

I just checked - a clean and tidy new site is up and running. I don;t see any new models, though.

Try: http://www.longbikes.com

Regards,

Tony

 

[email protected] (stratrider) wrote in message
news:<[email protected]>...
> Some time ago a dealer in Maryland suggested I make another selection when I inquired about the
> Slipstream. He said availability was uncertain and the wait could be forever. Still, I kept
> checking the Longbikes website as it promised a complete new look this fall. Fall came and went.
> Nothing. Yet still hung up on a USS LWB, I looked again recently. I found the Longbikes site
> promising a new site with new bikes on Jan 10. Then this post promised an update today. So I
> looked. Nothing..... OK Mt. Airy.... I am getting the message.

The new Longbikes Web Site is up. Came up this afternoon.

I've owned a Slipstream for about two months and absolutely love it. It seems like I can ride
forever. I rode 45 miles last Sunday and had that big grin on my face all over again. I couldn't
even get overly mad when the 4 year old ran out in front of me on the bike path and I had to lock up
the brakes and skid for about 15 feet to avoid hitting him. I ended up standing over my bike
watching the kid run for his life

Bill Meacham Mesa, AZ

 

Your implication that the quality and availability of bikes has something to do with the appearance
of a new web site is somewhat baffling.

stratrider wrote:
> Some time ago a dealer in Maryland suggested I make another selection when I inquired about the
> Slipstream. He said availability was uncertain and the wait could be forever. Still, I kept
> checking the Longbikes website as it promised a complete new look this fall. Fall came and went.
> Nothing. Yet still hung up on a USS LWB, I looked again recently. I found the Longbikes site
> promising a new site with new bikes on Jan 10. Then this post promised an update today. So I
> looked. Nothing..... OK Mt. Airy.... I am getting the message.

 

On 11 Jan 2003 15:58:03 -0800, [email protected] (stratrider) wrote:

>Some time ago a dealer in Maryland suggested I make another selection when I inquired about the
>Slipstream. He said availability was uncertain and the wait could be forever. Still, I kept
>checking the Longbikes website as it promised a complete new look this fall. Fall came and went.
>Nothing. Yet still hung up on a USS LWB, I looked again recently. I found the Longbikes site
>promising a new site with new bikes on Jan 10. Then this post promised an update today. So I
>looked. Nothing..... OK Mt. Airy.... I am getting the message.

I just checked - a clean and tidy new site is up and running. I don;t see any new models, though.

Try: http://www.longbikes.com

Regards,

Tony

 

[email protected] (stratrider) wrote in message
news:<[email protected]>...
> Some time ago a dealer in Maryland suggested I make another selection when I inquired about the
> Slipstream. He said availability was uncertain and the wait could be forever. Still, I kept
> checking the Longbikes website as it promised a complete new look this fall. Fall came and went.
> Nothing. Yet still hung up on a USS LWB, I looked again recently. I found the Longbikes site
> promising a new site with new bikes on Jan 10. Then this post promised an update today. So I
> looked. Nothing..... OK Mt. Airy.... I am getting the message.

The new Longbikes Web Site is up. Came up this afternoon.

I've owned a Slipstream for about two months and absolutely love it. It seems like I can ride
forever. I rode 45 miles last Sunday and had that big grin on my face all over again. I couldn't
even get overly mad when the 4 year old ran out in front of me on the bike path and I had to lock up
the brakes and skid for about 15 feet to avoid hitting him. I ended up standing over my bike
watching the kid run for his life

Bill Meacham Mesa, AZ

 

Paul, I see the web site is running this AM. So I guess I should have waited a while longer. As for
quality, please read my comment again. I imply nothing about quality..... In fact, I understand it
to be very good. That's largely why I kept checking the site. As for availability, the bikes were
not available... the site was not available...

stratrider

 

Paul, I see the web site is running this AM. So I guess I should have waited a while longer. As for
quality, please read my comment again. I imply nothing about quality..... In fact, I understand it
to be very good. That's largely why I kept checking the site. As for availability, the bikes were
not available... the site was not available...

stratrider