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Thumbs up to Bacchetta
I have to give a shout-out to Bacchetta for some good customer service. The screws that hold the seat to the seat bracket apparently worked their way out over the course of 3 years riding. But when it got down to 1 screw, things became noticeably wobbly. The screws were fairly specialized being counter-sunk and having allen heads.
An email to them got 4 new screws in the mail to me, no charge. :thumb: As thanks, I sent them an article I had written, about recumbents in general and mentions Bacchetta, that is in this issue of the Emerald City of the South. |
Nice. They replaced my entire seat bracket on my Agio... but this was through the dealer. I only have one 'bent, but it's a good one. :)
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Other Bacchetta riders have had similar experiences with the seat mounting bolts. It's probably worth using some Blue Loctite or similar.
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Sounds like a good deal to me, it is always nice to see and hear that some companies take care of customers.
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Happened to me too. What was your recline?
I had the countersunk bolts work out on me also. I tend to ride very reclined on my Bacchetta Bella/ATT, and noticed that my recurve seat frame was hitting the main frame tube.
What was your recline position like? (Wondering if a highly reclined position contributed to the bolts working loose.) |
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