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Old 04-13-08, 03:11 PM
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Kudos to Topeak customer service

Last week I swapped my Topeak Road Morph pump from Presta to Schraeder and back to help a guy with a low end bike get to a shop. Looks like I did not tighten the cover of the valve assembly enough when I put it back together. At the end of the ride it was missing. At least the fiddly little bits inside were there. I contacted Topeak customer service on the net and they are sending me a new part, no fuss, and no charge.
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I really like their stuff personally.
I have several of their tools, like the multi-tools etc, the dual touch stand with 4 hangers, and front wheel stabilizers, and their prep stand pro repair stand with tray, small parts scale, and stabilizer.
All of it is sturdy, strong, and stable.. well-made, and at a good price.
Never could complain about Topeak.
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Originally Posted by ken cummings
Last week I swapped my Topeak Road Morph pump from Presta to Schraeder and back to help a guy with a low end bike get to a shop. Looks like I did not tighten the cover of the valve assembly enough when I put it back together. At the end of the ride it was missing. At least the fiddly little bits inside were there. I contacted Topeak customer service on the net and they are sending me a new part, no fuss, and no charge.
Which contact did you use? I've sent them numerous emails about a road morph replacement bracket and not a peep from them. Bull**** customer service if you ask me.
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Which contact did you use? I've sent them numerous emails about a road morph replacement bracket and not a peep from them. Bull**** customer service if you ask me.
I've made the same inquiry, and they gave me a toll-free number to call to order replacement parts. I don't know if that is a USA only deal.
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