mulisha-man

You're better off with a Curtis over Starling if you want boutique British steel. The Vampire is an outstanding bike and Chris is fantastic to deal with.

I've bought two starlings, only ever received one of them. Incredibly expensive for what they are and the dude is an absolute w&nker. If you simply must have a British steel single pivot, get a Curtis.

Enve- as bad as warranty could possibly get.

@ENVE: you've deleted all evidence of ever promising a "no questions asked" lifetime warranty. One of the main reasons I chose to buy M730s over any other top of the line rim was the confidence that I would be looked after if I happened to smash one. You claimed that people could smash their bike into a garage on a roof rack and would still be warranted, their dog could even chew the rim up and you'd have their back. Any trace of that claim has been erased from your website yet still exists in direct quotes within all the media releases from the time. I registered the rims when I bought them, kept receipts and it all ment nothing. All the other top shelf carbon rims have a lifetime warranty for 2/3rds the price of your rims. I loved the m730, they served me really well but this warranty issue has completely soured my experience and I won't ride them ever again.

After completely backing away from legitimate warranty claims, ENVE can chew a fat one.. absolute dogs

Pleeease can we have a carbon Bandit? I've been saving my paper route moneys for 37 years just for a set..