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Anyone have Shimano Wheel Warranty experience?

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Old 02-24-11, 10:48 PM
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Anyone have Shimano Wheel Warranty experience?

i dont race or ride off of paved roads, ever. my dura ace 7800 front wheel has developed a tiny tiny stress (?) crack near the spoke eyelet...their website says dura ace is warrantied for 3 years, will i be covered??

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If you're the original owner, then in my experience with warrantying Dura-Ace stuff, they will cover it with no hassle.
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Originally Posted by mechBgon
If you're the original owner, then in my experience with warrantying Dura-Ace stuff, they will cover it with no hassle.
how does one prove ownership for gifts???

i hope they are understanding.
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well you have to have a proof of purchase (ie reciept) as with all warranties in order for it to be covered.
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Originally Posted by abstractform20
how does one prove ownership for gifts???

i hope they are understanding.
Oh ho, "gifts" eh? Stolen merchandise eh?

No warranty for you, buddy!
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Originally Posted by colombo357
Oh ho, "gifts" eh? Stolen merchandise eh?

No warranty for you, buddy!
exactly, im the same guy that borrowed lances bike in california a few years ago...
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