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Me or the wheel?

Aka Ishur · 2009-11-25 18:40:45

Hey all, was cycling in from glanmire to blackrock today and lost not 1 but 2 spokes as i was going around the Tivoli Roundabout. Wheel was a Ritchey Pro 20H front, and it hasn't had that much mileage, doing maybe 600km max. So is it me or should I bring it in for replacement.

25-11-2009 6:40pm

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Hey all, was cycling in from glanmire to blackrock today and lost not 1 but 2 spokes as i was going around the Tivoli Roundabout. Wheel was a Ritchey Pro 20H front, and it hasn't had that much mileage, doing maybe 600km max. So is it me or should I bring it in for replacement.

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#2 25-11-2009 8:05pm

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Aka Ishur wrote: »

Hey all, was cycling in from glanmire to blackrock today and lost not 1 but 2 spokes as i was going around the Tivoli Roundabout. Wheel was a Ritchey Pro 20H front, and it hasn't had that much mileage, doing maybe 600km max. So is it me or should I bring it in for replacement.

I'd bring it back. It does happen and it is arguable whether it is wear and tear but presuming you had no great impacts I reckon most shops/manufacturers would err on the side of fixing/replacing it for you.

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