M marin man Old School Grand Master Oct 7, 2010 #11 They are giving you a new frame after 9 years of use :shock: lucky you
Nick C Retrobike Rider Gold Trader Feedback View Oct 7, 2010 #12 It's actually only really had one year of use because I had an accident shortly after buying it and this year is the first year I've got back into riding. But I was surprised to find that it had a life time guarantee.
It's actually only really had one year of use because I had an accident shortly after buying it and this year is the first year I've got back into riding. But I was surprised to find that it had a life time guarantee.
Nick C Retrobike Rider Gold Trader Feedback View Oct 7, 2010 #14 You'd think so until you realise that there is very little that will transfer from the old frame to the new!
You'd think so until you realise that there is very little that will transfer from the old frame to the new!
Nick C Retrobike Rider Gold Trader Feedback View Oct 7, 2010 #18 Ha no problem, it had to happen one day.
E EarlofBarnet Retrobike Rider Gold Trader Feedback View Oct 8, 2010 #19 Ah you talked Trek round to the EX, good effort! Now just to buy a fork, discs... :cry:
coomber Retrobike Rider Gold Trader Feedback View Oct 8, 2010 #20 Excellent by Trek. Did you have to send the broken frame back? Can we see any photos of the failure out of sick interest?!
Excellent by Trek. Did you have to send the broken frame back? Can we see any photos of the failure out of sick interest?!
