Wilier Triestina S.p.A. Reviews 

I have been a Wilier rider for over 10 years and in that timeframe I have bought 8 Wilier bikes. I have always been happy with the brand when it comes to the bikes, but with my recent purchase I came to experience their (non existent) customer service regarding a problem with the paint of the (new and unridden) bike. We are now two months further and Wilier has not responded to any of my messages, nor the several messages and reminders from the Wilier dealer I bought the bike from. Zero response. Just... nothing.

So, it now looks like this bike will be my very last Wilier bike. It's a shame, because I have always loved the bikes and was very proud of riding this unique brand. What a way to loose a loyal customer.

Extremely disappointing customer experience.

I purchased a bicycle costing almost €8,000, expecting premium service to match the premium price. Instead, the bike was delivered five weeks later than promised, causing me to miss two cycling tours that I had specifically planned with my new bike.

I contacted customer support four weeks ago, explained the situation politely, and requested a goodwill gesture. Despite waiting for a month, I have not received any response—not even an acknowledgment.

Delays can happen, but completely ignoring a customer after such an expensive purchase is unacceptable. Premium prices should come with premium customer service. Unfortunately, that was not my experience.

The bikes have a poor maintenance design and the customer service is terrible. I asked them for instructions on how to remove the battery and they literally told me: “sorry, to remove the battery, the engine must be loosened. It's a technical operation, I recommend going to the dealer for direct help.”

That turned out to be completely false. The dealer showed me it’s actually really easy to do. But here’s the catch: once you remove the battery, you can’t reassemble the bike without it — which is something you often need to do at downhill bike parks.

The documentation they provide for the e-MTB isn’t even for it — it’s just some generic road bike manual. They advertise a 5-year frame guarantee, but then tell you it doesn’t apply because the rear triangle is aluminum instead of carbon (a nice little loophole).

On top of that, the rear suspension is designed in such a way that you actually need to take it off just to read the serial number and set the suspension pressure. That’s something every rider needs to do when setting up a new bike — they could have just put a simple sticker on the frame, but didn’t bother.

And just to add — the other bad reviews here are absolutely on point. I’ve had very similar experiences, so this isn’t just a one-off case.

Bought a e-bike from and the frame broke after little over one year. It toke over 4-5 month to get the frame replaced. Under 2 year warranty. New frame broke from the same spot after a year as well. Called them but no help was offered. Even after offring to pay for the fix. Now i have a good ebike that i can ride because of a broken frame. Never buying from them again.

Love this manufacturer. Design and execution with precision, passion and unique flair for performance and beauty.

I ordered and paid for five items but only two were delivered. After enquiring, I was told that all five items had been packed and dispatched. There was no packing list enclosed with the parcel. After repeated inquiries, no reply was received. I am very disappointed and cannot recommend this online store.

Wilier are not interested in customer service. I got a scratch on my very expensive £5k+ frame through a minor accident, which was not my fault. Wilier were disinterested and singularly unhelpful in providing any useful information about the colour I needed. I tried multiple times (as did the bike shop) over many months to get help and Wilier either did not respond or they just brushed my concerns off. Most critically, they were not prepared to provide any touch up paint, even to the UK Rep that was visiting the factory. Unbelievable, given how easily they could have helped me. I was so upset having invested so much in buying the bike, I almost fell out of love with the bike. Fortunately, a paint repair specialist, I found, has now (6 months later) sorted it back to new. Wilier will now be unlikely to get any sales from anyone in the two cycling clubs I ride with.

Wilier are a high end Italian bike manufacturer however their after sales support is abysmal.

I bought a Cento 10 NDR which subsequently had an Actiflex failure. I tried to get this repaired using Wiliers recommended agent however after 3 months I still have no solution.

The agent advises they are waiting for Wilier to provide the spares and Wilier will only not speak directly to me as a customer!! Madness.

These are lovely bikes however, if you are considering a Wilier please factor in extraordinarily poor after sales support.

So people get a feel for just how bad the service is. See below a BRIEF timeline:
14th June 2021 - Wilier first contacted. Advised to speak to the their local agent.
7th September - bike to agent
10th September - Agent advises they have agreed with Wilier to change out the complete Actiflex system.
7th October - Checked with agent when I might get the bike back, They advised they had not had the spares from Wilier and had no timeline for delivery of the spares.
11-14th October - multiple emails with Wilier Customer Support to try and understand when the spares would be available. They would not say and said I could only seek updates from the agent (who has had no update from Wilier!!
14th October an email from Wilier (who I am not supposed to speak to) asking for Frame number and proof of purchase. Provided same day.
20th October sent email to Wilier as follow up to their request for frame number and proof of purchase. They responded by saying:
"Contact the nearest dealer Official Wilier Triestina and help you solve your problems, questions or updates.
consult the page: "

Absolute shambles!!!!!!!!