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Yes, replaced a couple. Quick and easy. Bought mine at Specialized, just match the model number. But yes, as above, any shop stocking Boa shoes be able to source them.

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Bought mine at a Spez store....they serviced the Boa dials for free about a year after i bought them.

 

Came back good as new. Never done it myself though............

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They are warranteed for life. I went into some boa website and ordered some once the lace broke on one shoe. It took ages but a free single boa kit eventually did arrive. In the meantime I had the shoes fixed at a Specialised store.

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Agree with Martin PJ .

Just go on the BOA website as they have a lifetime warranty .

No questions , they will post you a set ....

But it does take loooooong to arrive due to our postal system .

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Good afternoon Hubbers!

 

Anyone ever attempt to replace the Boa dials on their cycling shoes? 

 

If so, are there local stockists of the replacement kits?

Ordered mine online via their website and then tried to forget about it as the post takes so long - picked them up from the local PO and then followed the instructions / video online - working just fine now, quite easy once you understand the threading. If you dont want to wait/ cant wait then buy locally.

  • 2 years later...
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Anyone have the contact details to order theae dials or what the easiest route is to follow?

Log your warranty online. Google BOA Warranty claim.

Follow the steps as set out on their website. A few pictures of the shoe etc.

 

Receive the dials about 3 days later.

 

Received warranty replacements last year during hard lockdown. No issues.

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Log your warranty online. Google BOA Warranty claim.

Follow the steps as set out on their website. A few pictures of the shoe etc.

 

Receive the dials about 3 days later.

 

Received warranty replacements last year during hard lockdown. No issues.

Shot man...thanks for the valuable info.

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