I purchased a "Test Model" used bike in June 2025. I paid $1800 for it but paid for "fatter" seat and handlebar extender. I had it for 3 months-ish and started having problem with acceleration as soon as adjusting the level from 0 to any number. The bike was also going dead especially up hill.
They took 11 days for the Nanaimo location to put a spacer in the throttle charging near $60.
I bring it home and find rear tire flat next day. I find it flat again next morning after filling up air previous day. I bring it to another more local private bike shop as Pedego Nanaimo are closed Mondays. The Bike shop that fixed back tire tell me bike tires had debris in them and the tires themselves were wore out needing replacement. Ya 3 month old bike right? But it was fixed with new inner-tube to use for "now".
I was testing bike and the Acceleration issues continued. So I brought the bike back to Pedago Nanaimo store. I was very specific asking for the computer to be replaced "expecting it to be under warranty and put on All terrain puncture resistant tire.
Well 9 days later I get call from Pedago Electric bikes Nanaimo stating I needed to come pick-up bike as they were closing store for good. They replaced the tires with nobbies original to bike, not the tire that was on it when i bought bike nor was the replacement puncture proof or all terrain! The accelerator has been replaced despite me not asking for that nor did anybody call asking to replace tires especially ones different than asked for or accelerator replacement. Nothing is "under warranty", so I've got to pay the parts and labour to get bike back. Who buys a $1800 bike with no warranty? I didn't believe I did!!!
Calling Police and they would only state it's a matter for the courts. Its not a crime to steal from customers. I wonder if the reason the person closing that store is doing so because the corporate has nothing to do with customers of each store and owners are responsible to pay for replacement parts?
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