motozone

HI Monsterman.

As you could have seen from this site Motozone is out of business but the shop is now called Xtreme Bikes www.xtremebikesbkk.com
and run by one of the old partners Alex. He has promised to take care of Motozones old debts... He has put up his own message on this site a few months ago.He blames the problems on his old partner Cyril alias Jem who was supposed to have run away with Motozones money and staying abroad in the fear of legal problems here. Anyhow I saw his message a month ago on the Thaisuperbikes site:
Hey Guys,

I m back next month with a real shop and a real dealership ( brand new
bikes, parts, servicing ) only with YAMAHA stuff.

See you soon

Jem / Cyril
Tue Jun 19, 2007 3:25 am

"Cyril"
jembkk

Believe it when I see it, the dealership is supposed to be run under Yamaha France patronage and they will have all models in stock....

It strange how here in Thailand good looking motorbike shops which goes bankruptcy need a partner or an employee to put the blame on... The fault is never mismanagement and bad business!!!

HIKO

 

ANYBODY HAVE GOOD OR BAD EXPERIENCE OF Xtreme Bikes honouring the debts of Motozone. I remember that many people did put up messages that they have paid for bikes and books not delivered but after alex assured them that everything will be cleared everybody got silent. What is the situation now. Maybe Mr Degerth have inside information.

HIKO

 

I asked Alex this very same question when he had finished his rebranding exercise.
He had told me previously that he had been abble to recover some of the debt owing from Cyril, but he was goibg to make good on what was still outstanding.
Under his new flag he modified this stance somewhat, now saying that he had paid off what he could.
Let's hope that they are better than Motozone.

 

They fixed my MT01 perfectly, even after 100K of my repair money was nicked by Jem, they also sold my TDM for me with no hassles so I'd deffinately say they're making a proper go of it this time round. Good luck I say.

 

Well defend yourself now - as we understand it you ran off with a bunch of money leaving the company & customers -some GT Riders- in the lurch.
If you are "back" then you should explain yourself.
If you intend entering the business again, you need to clear up the cloud surrounding you name.

 

You nicked 100,000 Baht of my money Jem? What were your words? Erm? "Trust Me"!!!! You told me bare faced lies!

Thankfully Alex sorted it out.

 

Well , Iam sure most of you guys know the score. Do you really expect a yamaha dealership coming to Thailand with Jem/Cyril being the owner. Some how I dont think so.

I dont want to go into detail, due to other members of some of the forums getting upset,but I can tell you 90% of peoples money, books, injury or problems incured by motozone have now been resolved by myself and the team.

I will let you make up your own minds about Jem/cyril, I know something though, I was ripped big time.

 

To Jem,

What's your side of the story?
As long you remain silent, you allow people to put the blame on you(and give a bad name to French people)...
So, speak out!

 

Hi all,

well I am unfortunately one of the person that get ripped off by Cyril Rouhani/Motozone (Aka Jem, Marsura, whatever...), and one of the 10% of people that the debt is not solved by the new managers (Alex and Champ). I loaned 3 millions of baht to Motozone last year, gone, and I had 2 bikes in the shop (one MV Agusta Brutale + 1 CBR), gone ...

So don't trust Cyril, he is telling everybody stories and lies, that is for sure. Is he crazy? I think so. He threaten to kill me, "it is my last day in Thailand" and so on, but I am still here, and waiting for some action not words as he is used to.

I read his post that he cannot defend himself because he is not in Thailand ... That makes me smile, because he knows he stole all that money but still believe everything is fine and he can live the high life wherever he is ... If you read this, Cyril, I am curious what you have to say ... Just to laught.

As for Xtremebikes/Motozone, Alex told me that I have to go in court ... And he doesnt want to know anything concerning my 2 bikes, he said it was between me and Cyril, but I bought those 2 bikes from Motozone and they were in their premises, so go figures ...

Anyway,Motozone IS xtremebikes, just the name is changed but the company is the same, and according to the Thai law, they are responsible for the previous directors, so ...

I am happy that some cheated customers are taken care of.

Thai believe in Karma, what you have done will come back to you, so Cyril will pay one day I am sure of that.

Regards all.

Fred

 

Hi All,

so Cyril/Jem is coming back to Thailand with a Yamaha dealership and a strong Thai partner ... hahahah. Good, so he can faces the police and the judge and explain himself.

His attitude is still the same, daring, but we are used to it.

Cyril/Jem is only words, no action. And if action there is, he will hide behind somebody, like his ex-girlfriend for Motozone or the new girlfriend/family for the new dealership.

I guess he will say it is a conspiracy ... everybody is against him ... A lot of customers have been cheated, and there is no fire without smoke ...

It is my last post, Cyril/Jem is still the same and he will not change. I don't want to argue with him anymore, it is pointless. Let's the justice do its work.

And if you want to do business with Cyril, make your own opinion.

Regards All

 

There are official warrants out for Jems arrest, I think he has fled Thailand,hiding under a rock somewhere and we have seen the back of this lying, theiving crook. If he is here, I'd love to know where......

 

Well Jem, I am asking you to come out and face the people you ripped off. You ain't got the balls have you. mind you, if I was in your position mate I would make like Osama Bin Laden and find a hole in a rock in Afghanistan to start your next Yamaha dealership.....

 

Guys,
I have been away from TH for some while now (at sea), so i havent been able to read this forum. As far as my situation with motozone/xtremebikes and my bike, there is still some things to be fixed, but i'll meet up with Alex in a few days, and i'm sure he will be helpful. I'll update here on my progress.
As for Jem, i dont think he can shop up in TH ever again. Maybe under a new name and new passport. I happen to know that both cops and immigration are on the lookout for him. Now thats just too bad. So maybe a Yamaha dealer in Kabul is the only option for him.
Brgs,
Tom

 

The plot thickens!

 

How about setting up a blacklist in this forum?

There are so many crooks around and it could be helpful to put them together in one file.

And I nominate Peter from Siamsuperbike (supposingly hiding in the Udon area) to be listed, too, no matter if some of you guys sympathize with him for being a nice old man to talk to ...

 

Hmm. I forsee problems here. For example a forum member called "Jerkoff Man" wants to blacklist Mr. T bike for a spuriuos reason. Well Jerkoff happens to be a user name for the owner of Teera Motorcycles and want's his competition blacklisted. So how does one administer such things. I am not saying that the owner of Teera would do such a thing but you see what I mean.

I am told there is a whole subculture business on Ebay where people buy stuff from members and then post spurious negative reports. Usually the only way to get a negative report removed is to pay exorbitant money. I personally know one person who did nothing bad and ended up paying $1500 to get a negative report removed by someone who only bought $150 worth of goods and did not complain in person.

More positive is just to publish good things that happened to you at XYZ Motorcycles and let each member decide for himself. Most forum members get a feeling for other members from their posts so validity of the opinion comes with that feeling.

 

PLS PLS

No Blacklist mentality, that is an old communist strategy developed by STASI in former East Germany and exported to Laos Cambodia and Vietnam. Everything is well documented but not transparent. Let us keep the old system by posting accurate own experience on the post by your own name so that no misstake can be made in the name of the board.
HIKO

 

Mike-

I like the Socrates, 3 filter advice. Makes a lot of sense doesn't it?

 

I find it good and healthy that at times, very rarely, people let their barriers down, be it Monsterman or now David, both moved me deeply.
Yes this board is about motorcycling but what endears these tough biker heroes to me is they are after all human.

PICO

 

Thanks to all, it's good to get some well founded opinions here.
As long as positive attitudes remain this forum will stay as helpful and informative as it is.
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