Not so easy to do. My bike was not drilled for wiring or cables. And get my money back? Don't think I haven't tried. Not an option. Maybe small claims? But who do I take to court should I want to attempt that stressful option; the bike shop? Sram? It's not the bike shop's fault that etap is failing. They are now warning people to stay away from it and go with Di2.
The "high pressure" was not to buy etap but rather to buy from my LBS because they are my club's sponsor. I don't know that the result would have been any different with another shop regarding getting a refund.
Originally Posted by
radroad
If you've had this many problems with SRAM, it's time to call it a total loss. Request a refund outright and strip all of that junk off your bike. Get something that actually works, even if it requires a significantly larger time investment on the front end: Di2.
I never respond positively to hard sales pitches, ever. Respect yourself enough to say enough is enough.