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I'm not sure how helpful all the speculation is to the OP.
The OP is of the view that the bike doesn't meet the description provided and my advice to him is to return it on that basis. It is for him to prove that he is right, granted, but at the end of the day he had the opportunity to get a bike at a really good price so I'm not sure what incentive there is for him to want to return it unless he genuinely believes it's been mis-sold.
No-one else on here is in a position to judge whether the OPs views are right, but they are honestly held.
Are you need here?
cynic-al - Member
Are you need here?
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Trade show/ display bike vs test bike. If they said test bike originally then fair enough if not then just send it back.
Do you still think it was a good buy? Forget about demo bike/trade bike, all that, just assess it for what it is.