Originally Posted by
Tbuggy
I am speaking for myself but I personally like to research what I am getting into, especially if its new to me. I don't understand why buying it from your LHS makes a difference as opposed to buying it from Amain? I would think it's safe to assume that both you and your LHS has access to the internet, as most businesses do these days. They could simply have been more informative/helpful when you were making your purchase instead of just focusing on making a "sale".
This info is all over the internet if you look for it.
I get what you are saying but at the same time, how hard is it to just include that info in the manual, when you buy the product? I pre-ordered my 410.2 and went on Teknos site to download the manual. I figured I would see all of the info I needed in there, just like the ET410 (which no one had any experience with being the first truggy of it's kind). But specific info was not listed in the manual or on Teknos site for the 410.2. Yes, you can search for the answer online, which I did but I don't think it is too hard to either include wheels or at least the info, directly from the brand. Not a huge deal, but I think it is a legit complaint. Voicing opinions like this lets the companies know what they can do to be better. Even with this complaint, I still am going to be a loyal customer to the brand, I just agree that they should list specific info like that, to avoid confusion.