New frame warranty.
supercyril
Posts: 201
Hi,
I've just bought a new frame and I had planned to build it myself, the same as I always do. However as this is the first time I've bought an actual new frame as opposed to second hand I've had a look at the owners manual. It says for the warranty to be valid it has to be built by an authorised dealer. I don't won't someone else to build me bike as its part of the enjoyment but as an owner of a cracked TCR frame I want to cover my arse. Is this the norm?
Thanks
I've just bought a new frame and I had planned to build it myself, the same as I always do. However as this is the first time I've bought an actual new frame as opposed to second hand I've had a look at the owners manual. It says for the warranty to be valid it has to be built by an authorised dealer. I don't won't someone else to build me bike as its part of the enjoyment but as an owner of a cracked TCR frame I want to cover my arse. Is this the norm?
Thanks
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There was a thread on this about a week ago. Sorry, not sure what section.0
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Cheers. I'll have a look0
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...and how will they know whether it was built by an authorised dealer or not?Make mine an Italian, with Campagnolo on the side..0
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Thanks. I've found it.
The frame came with a log book which had to be completed by whoever assembled the bike. I imagine in the event of a warranty claim they would want to see it.0
