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Can't fault their service and it keeps the bike looking amazing. Plus if they do it it saves you the hassle😂👍🏻

I took it to Shack wrap who will do Matt and gloss where needed. Sorry that doesn't help your dilemma 😂

Just to let you know prices have really crumbled. You can buy a brand new 2023 version of this bike for 3999.

Absolutely kick up a fuss and get mithering the right people. That kind of delay is not acceptable, nor is the lack of combination. The squeaky wheel gets oiled, remember👍🏻

Why don't you just ring/email them?! It's been ten weeks, I'd be messaging after 1 asking for an update.

Yes I was agreeing with you, some people will swear it's the best thing and has cured their issues but truth is what you experienced is what generally happens. Chiropractors, homeopaths, Chinese 'traditional' medicine etc, all scams.

Yeah had an MRI done at A&E when it happened. Chiro is just quackery, if you happen to get someone who is knowledgeable it's luck you found a particular individual rather than chiro being anything other than snake oil.

🤯🤯 I'll stick to cable😂 Saying that the dropper on my action team is probably stupid money as well. If it breaks I'll go back to using a £90 brand X one 😂

£400🤯

Would be fascinated to hear your story, that scar is crazy! And yes, would love to hear any advice you can give🙏

Damn that's rough! I'm considering myself lucky that things weren't a lot worse after reading this and others. Key takeaway seems to be don't be a lazy couch potato and do the physio exercises.

Awesome, appreciate it! The idea of not being able to get on the bike for possibly a year is a grim thought.

Cheers, yeah it's all about hamstring and posterior chain stuff at the moment. Physio has me doing a few exercises but nothing crazy. Got lovely sciatic pain from my back down my left leg as well. Glad the weather is crap as I'm a bit of a fair weather rider so don't feel like I'm missing out...

Thanks to an accident two months ago I popped a couple of discs around the L4/5/S1 area. It's not been fun. I'm itching to get back on the bike but worried about making it worse. Anyone had experience of this? How long did it take before you were back on the emtb?

Brand x! Cheap and cheerful, do the job, no complaints.

Aren't the cheaper ones stronger due to lack of weight saving and last longer on an eeb?

Two very different bikes though, that's a full on downhill sender, the cube being more of an enduro weapon (with a better motor imo) Depends entirely on your riding. This is definitely a shuttle for downhill slaying.

I'm baffled by how wiggle/CRC are in trouble. I thought that they were a big online only retailer with minimal costs as they don't have bricks and mortar stores to manage.

Yeah 1 bike. It's only whilst it's still new ish it makes sense but once depreciation really kicks in I'll look for another option.

Home insurance wouldn't cover the bike so got separate bike insurance. Think it was about £190 a year, new for old, accidental damage covered as well.