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Originally Posted by Alollo Dean
Has anyone recently bought a bike from Orion and if so how did the shipping/delivery of bike the go? I'm really starting to get frustrated with them for providing me with any info besides an email sent on the 6th of April telling me the bike has been shipped! Well ok it's been shipped but to where? When can I expect it? Nothing! I ordered it online on the 30th of March the payment cleared on the 1st. I called them today in sales and the rude guy on the other end say to email us we don't do that here you have to email us for tracking. Oohhhkayyyy. Can you tell me when its shipped from you where does it go, to me a third party or? Email just send an email! OMG!
Anyway just wondering if anyone else has dealt with them and how'd it go.
Thanks, Dean.
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I got an RXB150L..went pretty smooth. I ordered on 17 February and received 5 days later. Crating was excellent with no damage.
I have posted a bunch of stuff before (see ss27getta post "My RXB150 arrived today". He bought the same bike right about the same time as me). But, here is a summary of my issues:
* Go thru how the wiring harnesses are run and zip tied. Particularly, the taillight wires were pinched between the seat and frame and the wires behind the headlight were just balled up and stuffed in.
* The headlight wasn't mounted correctly
* The carb needed a lot of tuning
* The starter Hot wire was contacting the skid-plate (would have worn thru and shorted)
* The speedometer is basically useless. It jumps all over the place. There is a calibration tool you can wire in, but it is too expensive for me. I'll mainly be on trails anyway. The tachometer seems to be fine.
* My bike, which is supposed to be street legal, didn't have a license plate light or bracket. I replaced the black part of the rear fender with one from Rocky Mountain ATV. This came with a taillight that included the license light and a place for the plate.
* You have to request the MCO, which is not a big deal, it is free and on their site. You have to pay for a Notary ($10) if your state requires that.
* Because the MCO was printed so lightly and just had a stamp for the "official signature" from China (they did sign the back in ink for the MCO transfer to me), I sent Orion a Bill of Sale with the MCO info copied on it, and they signed it and sent it back to me.
Overall, they have been pretty good. Not as good as CSC, but that is a high bar. They have always answered my e-mails and seem to have no problem with questions over the phone.
Attached is a photo. I have removed some decals and got rid of the tank plastics...they are just in the way.