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View Full Version : Zero Gravity climbing in price! Juanmoretime 02-20-2005, 04:58 AM I was surfing Pezcycling and clicked on the link to Zero G. Wisecyclebuys raised the prices on the 0G-05 to $399.95 and the stainless version went up too. I won't say I'm glad I bought mine at $375 although it was better than $400. Get em while their hot and get wise to match Excelsports price before everyone else raises their price too maui mike 02-20-2005, 07:36 AM I was surfing Pezcycling and clicked on the link to Zero G. Wisecyclebuys raised the prices on the 0G-05 to $399.95 and the stainless version went up too. I won't say I'm glad I bought mine at $375 although it was better than $400. Get em while their hot and get wise to match Excelsports price before everyone else raises their price too I noticed the same thing yesterday. I went to ZG's site and appears that they raised the retail prices on both the Ti and SS brakes. I think that the demand is so high for them they want to cash in. spookyload 02-20-2005, 10:19 AM I still cant see spending $400 for something that slows me down! ;) I am trying my hardest to go faster! Number9 02-20-2005, 03:44 PM Price increase sucks, but is relatively nominal (i.e., less than 10% increase). Note the price increases for Italian stuff this year due mostly to dollar/euro exchange rate - that should give you some sticker shock! BTW, good brakes let you enter corners hotter, so they do help you go fast! :p HUGH 02-21-2005, 03:38 PM Is that $400.00 for front and rear?? HUGH :) francois 02-21-2005, 07:18 PM Is that $400.00 for front and rear?? HUGH :) Yes, yes. They also have a Stainless steel (hardware) version that is around 200 grams. It retails for $265. But backordered 2 months. francois Juanmoretime 02-22-2005, 02:33 AM 12345. Yes, yes. They also have a Stainless steel (hardware) version that is around 200 grams. It retails for $265. But backordered 2 months. francois |