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I am exploring my options after finding a crack on my S Works enduro frame at the seat tube BB junction. I found this repairer https://www.carbonbicyclerepairs.co.za/services online and have a rough quote. As anyone used their services?

 

I believe Bogus Designs is another. Are there any others in the Cape Town Area?

 

Any opinions and advice welcome. 

 

I used them. did a good job repairing my crank. You can also get hold of BogusOne for a quote as well

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I am exploring my options after finding a crack on my S Works enduro frame at the seat tube BB junction. I found this repairer https://www.carbonbicyclerepairs.co.za/services online and have a rough quote. As anyone used their services?

 

I believe Bogus Designs is another. Are there any others in the Cape Town Area?

 

Any opinions and advice welcome. 

Not maybe a warrantee claim?

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I am exploring my options after finding a crack on my S Works enduro frame at the seat tube BB junction. I found this repairer https://www.carbonbicyclerepairs.co.za/services online and have a rough quote. As anyone used their services?

 

I believe Bogus Designs is another. Are there any others in the Cape Town Area?

 

Any opinions and advice welcome. 

James has done very good work for me in the past. Still riding the Santa Cruz he repaired for me. They do the repairs and also the spray work.... quality  work. Maybe you can also consider a new paint job whilst he is busy with the repairs

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Not maybe a warrantee claim?

It is potentially. Its an older 26er Enduro but only bought 2 years ago as a new frame set. The problem is that replacement frames may well not exist any more and the newer models,  if I was lucky enough to get one, fit different rear axles and have a slightly shorter reach number, believe it or not. So getting a repair may well be the cheaper and quicker option to get back on the bike.

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It is potentially. Its an older 26er Enduro but only bought 2 years ago as a new frame set. The problem is that replacement frames may well not exist any more and the newer models,  if I was lucky enough to get one, fit different rear axles and have a slightly shorter reach number, believe it or not. So getting a repair may well be the cheaper and quicker option to get back on the bike.

Worth a shot - I understand that Spez are doing repairs locally themselves as well - according to my local spez dealer anyway...

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Worth a shot - I understand that Spez are doing repairs locally themselves as well - according to my local spez dealer anyway...

Interesting. It probably is worth a try. I am injured anyway, so I have a bit of time on my hands...

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