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Bought an faulty bike

  • 03-10-2019 6:05pm
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    Hi so we bought a bike on the 7th September. A few days later the peddle came off and couldn't be put on by ourselves( the washer or part is wrung)
    Brought it back to halfords and they said theyd fix it at no cost (lol) and sent it away for a week. Now yesterday same thing happens. I'm 3 days away from the 28 day purchase period. I will bring it back tomor. I'm just curious as to what is my legal standing. Its obviously not in working order. I'll get really pissed off If they suggest fixing again. So what's my rights?


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 473 ✭✭The pigeon man


    Hi so we bought a bike on the 7th September. A few days later the peddle came off and couldn't be put on by ourselves( the washer or part is wrung)
    Brought it back to halfords and they said theyd fix it at no cost (lol) and sent it away for a week. Now yesterday same thing happens. I'm 3 days away from the 28 day purchase period. I will bring it back tomor. I'm just curious as to what is my legal standing. Its obviously not in working order. I'll get really pissed off If they suggest fixing again. So what's my rights?

    A week to fix a pedal is totally unreasonable. It should be done in a day. The 28 day purchase period does not invalidate your statutory rights. Bring the bike back to Halfords and get a cash refund.

    Also there are some smaller bike shops that give a better level of service and supply better bikes.

    Best of luck.


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