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After being let down 2 days before Christmas, Grips processed my order on the 23rd of December for a mafia Bomma FTG bike for my son and had it delivered by midday Christmas eve. I'm so greatful for all the help from the shop and they literally saved Christmas 🎄 Highly recommend.
Great friendly service, helpful and knowledgeable fast turn around with good price
Thank you
I contacted this company by phone asking if they stock blank invisiframe bike protection sheets. I was told yes.
I made a journey to their store which is over an hour round trip.
Upon arrival I was handed something completely different, gusset tape. And was told they dont keep invisiframe in stock. They claimed it is thicker (therefore better) and easier to install.
I have just researched this and found invisiframe is 50% thicker than this gusset tape...so I feel I was lied to both on the phone and in person.
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