I will never buy a bike here again. 800.- euro f...

I will never buy a bike here again. 800.- euro for a refurbished 'halelujah' oma bike is not only on the pricey side. I was assured that the frame was made of stainless steel. This appears to be not the case after a few years, only the steering wheel and wheels. The paint also peels off after standing outside for a few years. This did not happen with any old halelujah. The powder coating is therefore not resistant to the weather in the country where the bicycle is made and sold. And then this: apparently the person who bought and repaired the bicycles has built in another wheel hub and axle to accommodate three gears. Seems like a good idea but none of these gears are ideal and the length of the pedals is shortened compared to what it once was, so you have less power.

Bicycle stores must stop selling this type of junk and pay more serious attention to quality, durability and ergonomics. Instead of selling junk that looks nice and mislead the customer about things such as materials and sustainability.

It is unfortunately further in the past than the warranty but every time I see that bike I still think about it.