Hmmmm...... I miss Iriez' vids and posts, sorry about your frame bro. Thanks for postimg,this should be a hit though.
Can someone post up some better pics of the frames, wiped down from grease?It would be interesting to see more digital evidence to see if this is a design error or simply the wrong product for the wrong person.Anyone else cracked their rip in the same place?
It appears to me that the only way you can get your faulty parts replaced in this niche flatland market is by either being sponsored, very very well known, or on a personal level with the retailers or distributors. The entire situation REEKS of a giant unethical monopoly. I was even told originally that I would not be able to get ANYTHING done without contacting patrick because flatlandfuel is PAID for each warranty claim. I assume this is reimbursement for shipping costs and time/labor. However, how can you force your customer to use a specific retailer?In california that is illegal in accordance to our consumer laws. You can NEVER force a customer to be monopolized by a single retailer.
I specifically purchased your brand/frame through the advice of patrick from FF based on *warranty support*
http://iriez.blogspot.com/2010/11/proof-that-kheflatlandfuel-is-screwing.htmlHate or like, I dont care. Im going off FACTS (all documented in the above blog).
I just started getting into flatland stuff about 3 days ago and suck so far, I blame my sh*tty bike and lack of practice.
Quote from: byke on November 06, 2010, 02:13:44 PMCan someone post up some better pics of the frames, wiped down from grease?It would be interesting to see more digital evidence to see if this is a design error or simply the wrong product for the wrong person.Anyone else cracked their rip in the same place? Yeh josh briars in the uk did his in the same place if i remember .
All frames, regardless of make or model, need some kinda reinforcement in said area.