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Title: Quantya questions.......for those who own one.
Post by: Garrick on October 31, 2009, 01:05:21 AM

I posted this in the "Zero" forum as well as to compare notes....

The Zero and the Quantya are the two models at this point that are really worth looking at (unless KTM gets their bike out fairly soon). I'm looking at making a purchase at the beginning of 2010.

Both bikes have their pros and cons that I can see.
I have read the review by DirtBike mag as well as other write-ups.

So my question is to those that actually own one or the other....

1) How was delivery of your machine?
- How was dealer ? honest and forth right?
- Bike mess when delivered or well crated?
- On time or late?
- good communication from dealer before and after delivery?

2) WHEN a part broke....
- was it covered under warranty ?
- was there an argument from support when asked for replacement part?
- how was time to get replacement?

3) overall condition after whomping for a few months?
- plastics?
- rattles?
- loose parts? (nuts, bolts etc.)

Any input would be greatly appreciated!

Title: Re: Quantya questions.......for those who own one.
Post by: wolfmanluggage on November 03, 2009, 08:44:40 PM

I have never had anyting go wrong.  Build Quality is great. 

Eric
wolfman

Title: Re: Quantya questions.......for those who own one.
Post by: Garrick on November 04, 2009, 12:27:21 AM

That's a good "in a nutshell". Thanks Wolfman.

I'm talking to a local rep.
I think the Quantya will ultimately be my choice.

Can anyone tell me if Quantya uses an assorted can of nuts and bolts on their bike like the Zero does?
I don't want to carry a whole bag of wrenches with me when I ride.

Title: Re: Quantya questions.......for those who own one.
Post by: wolfmanluggage on November 04, 2009, 01:12:33 AM

Can anyone tell me if Quantya uses an assorted can of nuts and bolts on their bike like the Zero does?
I don't want to carry a whole bag of wrenches with me when I ride.


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The Seat pops off with a DUZ twist fastner.  Body work is mostly 4mm Hex,  The Brush pack is 4mm.
I carry one of our Enduro Tool kits with a Tool roll (http://wolfmanluggage.com/Enduro/enduro_tool_bag.html (http://wolfmanluggage.com/Enduro/enduro_tool_bag.html)   and  one of these with my tools
http://wolfmanluggage.com/Enduro/enduro_tool_bag.html (http://wolfmanluggage.com/Enduro/enduro_tool_bag.html) ) I carry tools enough to fix a flat and a spare tube-Front.  Thats about it. 
Simple to wrench on. 
Eric
Wolfman