GuruUno
Well-Known Member
I'm sure if you read previous posts you'll get up to speed regarding the defective SRAM fork on the Como 5.0 (2022) issue.
Well, today, I wanted more answers, pushing 5+ months of no resolve.
Upon calling Rider Care, 'Nathan' warned me again that I am NEVER EVER to call them, and because I did, I "broke the promise" to never call.
(a few months ago they wanted to buy me out, but when he heard I had 3 new bikes, he changed his tune and said just never call).
I was directed to deal with my local LBS, which I have, and because of no forward movement, I called Rider Care.
Anyway, SRAM has informed me a defective design by Specialized (it is not a SRAM issue) will necessitate a large number of spare forks to be made available for a possible future issue of defects.
(I'm of the belief that the fender mount screw punctures the cylinder)????
Anyway, wanting to share my dilemma.
Now the lawyers get involved (arbitration, and who knows what.)
Well, today, I wanted more answers, pushing 5+ months of no resolve.
Upon calling Rider Care, 'Nathan' warned me again that I am NEVER EVER to call them, and because I did, I "broke the promise" to never call.
(a few months ago they wanted to buy me out, but when he heard I had 3 new bikes, he changed his tune and said just never call).
I was directed to deal with my local LBS, which I have, and because of no forward movement, I called Rider Care.
Anyway, SRAM has informed me a defective design by Specialized (it is not a SRAM issue) will necessitate a large number of spare forks to be made available for a possible future issue of defects.
(I'm of the belief that the fender mount screw punctures the cylinder)????
Anyway, wanting to share my dilemma.
Now the lawyers get involved (arbitration, and who knows what.)