Yes! I am glad they discovered it now and not next year when I have duathlons planned! I just hope it gets fixed quickly....well...by May at least
Never a convenient time to have your bike recalled but I bet your glad it hasn't happened before the duathlons! Hope they can get everyone sorted out quickly
I fell off mine at some speed. I still have the scars....
"Get the ****in' bus" or some polite version would be the response. They aren't responsible for your consequential losses.
I get what you mean but that isn't want compensation means. You'd need to demonstrate/evidence you'd suffered a loss, are out of pocket, and only then would they compensate you for that lost and no more. So you can't end up ahead of the game if you are honest.
I think the bike was a five year old design so they had sold quite a few . Mind you i did get some nice zipp bars to replace them and £100 to spend on specialized products .
Due to fork failure?
1979, pre-loved Viscount from early- mid- 70's that the Aged P bought from a bloke he worked with as an 18th b'day present iirc. I only found out about the so-called "death fork" years later. I don't remember much about the off. Barrelling along on a SC road, woke up beside said SC road, when I went to collect the bike days later it was a wreck and the forks were broken... I pretty much gave up cycling at that point, not entirely coincidentally and concentrated on playing Rugby.
I think I have the Yamaha replacement.
