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daximum Joined: 2005-08-18 10:51:49 Posts: 3	Posted:Thursday 12 January, 2006 10:16 PM quote Subject: 6 volts Dax parts Hello, Last year, I have ordered many parts to restore my old Honda Dax 6V from 1973. Your webshop was great because it was possible to see on pictures exactly what you need. But, at this begining of the year, it's impossible to see on pictures the 6 volts Dax parts from '70s! Why? Your partslist of Dax classified by models, begin with the 12 volts types from '80s. Where are the early models from '70s??? By example: It was possible to order one complete exhaust set (healdshield, screws, gaskets,nuts,....):n°18300-DWP-SET01. Where is this parts on your website now?? The exhaust was an example, it is the same for the other parts. Are there out of stock? no more re-released?? Tell me why do you show the part list for the Honda CT70 from '70s?? It's an US model and it never stay here in Europe! It's possible to order the parts for an american CT70 but not for an European Dax 6 volts from '70s???? two weeks ago, I have sent a mail to Jochem to ask him to explain to me but he hasn't answer to me! ARE YOU TOO BIG NOW TO AVOID ANSWER AT YOUR CUSTOMERS???? I'm a member from a Dax club...and, since this problem, many daxriders think the same as me and they don't want to order to you. Best Regards to you, Nick, Jochem and all the team.... François.
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daximum Joined: 2005-08-18 10:51:49 Posts: 3	Posted:Friday 13 January, 2006 12:01 AM quote Subject: Re: 6 volts Dax parts Hello, Last year, I have ordered many parts to restore my old Honda Dax 6V from 1973. Your webshop was great because it was possible to see on pictures exactly what you need. But, at this begining of the year, it's impossible to see on pictures the 6 volts Dax parts from '70s! Why? Your partslist of Dax classified by models, begin with the 12 volts types from '80s. Where are the early models from '70s??? By example: It was possible to order one complete exhaust set (healdshield, screws, gaskets,nuts,....):n°18300-DWP-SET01. Where is this parts on your website now?? The exhaust was an example, it is the same for the other parts. Are there out of stock? no more re-released?? Tell me why do you show the part list for the Honda CT70 from '70s?? It's an US model and it never stay here in Europe! It's possible to order the parts for an american CT70 but not for an European Dax 6 volts from '70s???? Two weeks ago, I have sent a mail to Jochem to ask him to explain to me but he hasn't answer to me! ARE YOU TOO BIG NOW TO AVOID ANSWER AT YOUR CUSTOMERS???? I'm a member from a Dax club...and, since this problem, many daxriders think the same as me and they don't want to order to you. Best Regards to you, Nicky, Jochem and all the team.... François.
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KOMYO Joined: 2004-09-28 14:17:15 Posts: 56	Posted:Saturday 21 January, 2006 4:03 PM quote Subject: Re: Re: 6 volts Dax parts Hey Guys, Maybe you have overlooked something but we have extended our area for Dax and other mini bikes. We are now working per cataloque / models so please check the main menu, select mini bikes, select St50, or St70, or Ct70 and then go to the subsequent year. You will see we have added hundreds of items. If you have any questions please login in and mail to us, we are here to assist you. As for your other Q Jochem has moved to another challange in live. Web and parts support is now being done by other persons of our 12 heads counting team. Best regards, Mike (director) CMS If you don't own wings you'll never fly
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daximum Joined: 2005-08-18 10:51:49 Posts: 3	Posted:Tuesday 07 February, 2006 8:53 AM quote Subject: Re: 6 volts Dax parts Hello Mister, Thank you! It's better now....... Best Regards, François.
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