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Just had the Kirk pedal lever snapped off by my shorts and have pinged jungle an email. I'll try and get it warrantied but I'd rather just get it sorted quickly and I'm wondering if anyone has access to parts at all? It's the metal shaft that the lever attaches to that's snapped.
Also looking at servicing... Plush suspension want £135 plus postage both ways! Anyone else able to do it?
Should have got rockshox. It works amazingly well but I'm not sure it's a long term proposition.
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James @ J-Tech services Bos and frankly does a brilliant job.
top of my head I would try
Loco
Jungle
Mad Elk cycles
J-Tech
RSF suspension (I think)
You need a authorised service centre for that so Jungle or Mad Elk.
You snapped it off with your shorts and you want it warrantied???
Cant see how thats a warranty job,but qs others have suggested you need one if the official importers.so either mad elk or jungle.
For what its worth mad elk quoted me £80 for a service on my kirk, which is comparable to the costs from the other big players for the other brands
Didn't know about mad elk cheers. Personally i think the lever is positioned badly and shouldn't be breaking through normal use... Not fit for purpose. Maybe lerk and julians think otherwise, but I'm far from the only person who's had this problem.
J-Tech make an uprated one.
Good luck with the warranty, I think you might struggle with catching a lever with your shorts & snapping it being classed as normal use. That's the same as crashing & breaking something, then trying to claim it's not fit for purpose.
Yes it may be a little fragile, but if you hadn't damaged it, it would still be working...
Re warranty.
Personally I'd argue either a) Your shock is badly positioned and so the bike is not fit for purpose or b) Your shorts are badly positioned and not fit for purpose.
You could pursue the manufacturers for the repair costs maybe.
did the same thing to the remote on my Reverb, stood up to pedal, snagged on my baggy shorts and snapped clean off
sent back to SRAM / Fishers expecting to pay for repair, they did it free of charge; totally unexpected but great customer service
not sure if a smaller company like BOS has the pockets to do repairs out of "goodwill"?
That jtech part looks bang on ta, I'll get in touch with them.
Wouldn't be stw without half the replies focussing on a side issue and not the main question now would it?! 🙂 I'll cope with the warranty issue.
Thanks again.