Trago Mills

I purchased a lexmoto titan 125 had the bike for a year and it was falling apart. Rust everywhere, electrical problems , ignition barrel falling out , battery issues. Eventually it broke down never to start again. The boss of trago came out and tried to blame me saying it was poor upkeep and I should be spraying it with a waterproof lubricant I've showed the pictures to various bikers and testers and they told me this isn't normal at all. Avoid buying any bikes from trago2wheels if it goes wrong they will blame you and only offer a small amount of the bike back to you. I should of took them to court regret it now

I visited Trago in Newton Abbot and its a brilliant store, however, there is a parking area outside the build centre. On the wall is a sign on the wall which states roughly, parking limited to 2 hrs, cars parked over this time will be clamped. Clamping cars is only allowed by Police and council parking officials not private firms who can only issue a ticket which is really an invoice and not enforceable unless taken to court.

Trago have a varied selection of carpets and brand names can be considerably cheaper as well as good quality underlay. We ordered our carpets but unfortunately the fitter made an error when fitting. The Manager at Trago Newton Abbott could not have been more helpful and arranged that the error was rectified. Great service all round.

Trago mills have decided to go into selling motorcycles!!!! Just a warning beware these are chinese, bought one for my son constantly had to be repaired poor build quality and totaly worthless when you want to sell it. They say they have Honda engines etc they dont you get what you pay for and these are rubbish. Buy a second hand known make like Suzuki or Honda etc. Just wish I had known before I got one of these....

Think they should stick to what they know best household stuff etc great for taking your child too for a day out, food stuff is good too just not Motorbikes.....

I'm a keen gardener but watch the pennies I've all ways used Trago Newton abbot for plants and bits n bobs , but now the garden centre is more expensive than local garden centres, four times now I've found the same plant local sometimes 20 pet cent cheaper! Know body beats Trago ! Every one is beating you on price !! Very bad job Trago

Terrible. After getting double charged for a three piece suite twice by Trago, I only managed to get the money back after two weeks and getting my bank to threaten Trago to give the money back, I received no compensation or apology from Trago for this at all. After this it turned out the suite was defective and Trago again were of little to no use in the way of help, rather than apologising they wanted us to jump through hoops to get the problem sorted. Trago left my wife in tears after we told them that we were unhappy with everything about our experience with them and would tell everybody we know to avoid Trago and the manager told her that she is not entitled to do even that in their eyes. I think it is no coincidence that my wife is foreign and Trago have a track record of racism, just look on the web for the proof.

We are regular visitors at Trago Mills Newton Abbot, they sell something for everyone! Very easy to find, just off the A38, and parking is very rarely a problem. On arrival we drive up past the first car park, past the shed centre, around the main building to the car park right at the top, if no spaces there, the overflow car park is next to it. Although this is a little further to walk to the main shop, the walk takes you past the animal centre, through all the children's activities, and down past all the other lovely little shops. Now all you mums and dads, the reason we take the longer route is if you want to do some shopping in peace with your children, you tell them that if they are very good in the shop, they can have a bit of fun afterwards on the way back! Works every time with my young son! As you walk down you are mostly, but not all, under cover so even if raining you won't get too wet! Stop to take a look in the little shops as you walk down by, There's a sweet shop, a cafe offering nice meals at reasonable prices, a shop selling unusual wooden toys, a bed shop and a terrific barber shop, I had my son's hair cut for £6 and she did a very good job. There are yummy cake shops, ice cream shop, fish and chips and other take aways, on a fine day you can sit outside on the benches and tables provided. And we haven't arrived at the main shop yet! A little further down on the right hand side is the Garden Centre. Lots of things for the garden, plants shrubs and trees, fencing panels etc, garden ornaments, electrical items, barbecues etc etc etc! while on the left there is another cafe and a store specialising in disability aids. Past that on the right is a fruit and veg stall and yet another cafe, opposite which, on the left you have reached the entrance to the main store! A little past that entrance is the shed store and the first car park. On entering the store, if you have children keep hold of them as they can easily get lost in this huge store, especially when crowded! The Customer Services desk is at the entrance. You then walk through garden and patio furniture (they do change things around sometimes so don't rely too much on that, seasonal!) Car Accessories are over to your left, plumbing and DIY straight ahead and right, straight ahead and turn left leads you to lighting, kitchen utensils, household textiles, from here if you turn right and keep walking you will find furniture of all descriptions, rugs, a carpet dept and more... if you continue straight ahead you will reach musical items, electrical goods, Cd's DVDs, toiletries, household cleaning equip, clothing, shoes...., and at the far end a large selection of toys and games. Follow the room around you will find nursery/baby items, a little further- ornaments, then stationary and on to jewellery. Should you decide to purchase large items there are collection points where you can pick them up with the car on the way out. If you now work your way out of the store there is another entrance/exit called the Atrium where you will find cash dispensers and toilets. Just before The Atrium are the checkouts, lots of them, but still often queued! On leaving the building, turn left and the path will take you by a pond and back to the little shops outside, turn right and you are now able to have lots of fun with the kids (pay by tokens available in machines there) on some of the rides, amusements, in the park, on the train.... look at the animals in the animal enclosure... whatever takes their fancy! Then back to the car park at the top. Happy adults, happy kids! You will want to go there another day! If you live far away, make sure you get there early enough to have a full day out if you have kids! And if you don't have kids? You will very much enjoy the shopping! And the young at heart can still enjoy a ride on the Steam train if they want! Oh yes, you can fuel up the car there at good prices on the way out, and get a further reduction on fuel when you have spent over a certain amount in the main store. They will give you a voucher at the checkout. Have a great day!

Trago Mills is good value for money. What ever you want it's there. It was a good day out for the kids as well, with the rides. The only two bad points I can make are: 1. They are too far to get to and 2. There is not enough Trago Mills stores in the UK. I love the place!

Well I know my Trago Mills boots were really cheap, but after 2 weeks of wearing them, my feet really hurt. I know if you pay for quality that's what you get, but these boots should never have been on the shelves. They looked good at first, looked reasonably made, but you just can't wear them.