Uvex Crash replacement policy
baconater
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i had a little accident today and fell off my bike, luckily had my helmet on but now its has a dent in and some scratches. just wondering if this is still safe to use or if Uvex has a crash replacement policy.
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so im grabbing my bike and going for a ride
so im grabbing my bike and going for a ride
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Nope, the helmet isn't safe to use anymore
Not sure about crash replacement
you could ask Uvex http://www.uvex-sports.de/en/contact-uv ... ex-sports/
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Or just buy a new one. It's done it's job, you've had your money's worth.I don't do smileys.
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i cant really afford to spend another £90 that the problem as i got this one with my bike to work scheme for like half priceYesterday is History, Tomorrow a Mystery, Today is a Gift, Thats why it's called the Present
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all helmets have to pass certain safety standards. Just buy a cheaper one that you can afford. The helmet is bin fodder now by the way.0
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Baconater wrote:i had a little accident today and fell off my bike, luckily had my helmet on but now its has a dent in and some scratches. just wondering if this is still safe to use or if Uvex has a crash replacement policy.
Most MFR's have a crash replacement scheme. I'm not at work atm so can't check. If I remember I'll look on Monday for you. It does work out to be a considerable chunk of dosh off if they do.
And like others have said, bin the lid, it's knackered.
Love n hugs
DD0
