Cube 140hpc 750/Cracked frame???
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crazyethnic
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warranty claim.
leix_toffee
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I think I saw a similar issue on previous model here on another thread. Definitely a warranty claim
jempezen
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I have the same bike... please give us some news
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We'll send the email today at Cube and i believe at the end of the week i'll have the answer.
Im_Tim_BTW
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Hmm, looks a little suspect? Is that the 2022 model, carbon frame?
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Yes it is.Definitely looks suspect.
Im_Tim_BTW
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steve_sordy
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At the very least it's a paint fault!
jempezen
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please send the link...
That's crazy...
That's crazy...
Bike Classification
www.cube.eu
I just can’t get my bonce around a bike with this spec you can’t use aggressively. Imagine you had the top tier models with factory racing gear and you can’t actually jump it.
TheRealPoMo
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Evel Knievel jumped 19 cars on a Hoggley Davidson. What category bike was that?
Be nice now....
Be nice now....
Good old days
Spesh Levo ( well at least the 2019 model which I had) is also Condition 4.......dont know if later models are any different but the handbook they come with describes which classification the bike is suited to.
ps Condition 4 is "All Mountain". Condition 5 is Gravity Freeride and Downhill with a separate category 5 for Dirt jump bikes.
Unlikely any bike without a stronger frame build, uprated components and c 180mm travel would be Category 5...e.g. Whyte E180.
ps Condition 4 is "All Mountain". Condition 5 is Gravity Freeride and Downhill with a separate category 5 for Dirt jump bikes.
Unlikely any bike without a stronger frame build, uprated components and c 180mm travel would be Category 5...e.g. Whyte E180.
That is madness
jempezen
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specialized turbo levo, turbo levo sl, kenovo and kenovo sl are category 4 too 
So much hypocrisy
So much hypocrisy
jempezen
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How about the trek rail out of interest
And yet.they race them in the EWS-Eseries?!!
Interesting - seems that from @jempezen link that even both the KSL and Full Fat Kenevo are rated at this level 4.
Specialized.com advertising copy:
The Turbo Kenevo Super Light puts the “E” in our Enduro - More laps, more jumps, more drops, faster rides with fresher legs.
Also Specialized:
"Not for large drop offs, jumps or launches"
LOL
TO be fair, I'm sure we will find that most ebikes are in this same category, it's likely just to cover themselves legally?
Specialized.com advertising copy:
The Turbo Kenevo Super Light puts the “E” in our Enduro - More laps, more jumps, more drops, faster rides with fresher legs.
Also Specialized:
"Not for large drop offs, jumps or launches"
LOL
TO be fair, I'm sure we will find that most ebikes are in this same category, it's likely just to cover themselves legally?
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Can anyone see any sticker on their Trek Rail with a condition number on it? According to Trek's manual the bikes have a condition sticker on it.
'Mountain electric-assisst bicycle' is Condition 3, in which 'jumps should be no more than 61cm'
'Mountain electric-assisst bicycle' is Condition 3, in which 'jumps should be no more than 61cm'
Interesting that I have never been told about any restrictions by anyone when purchasing an e-bike, surely they have a legal.obligation to do so, the flipside to that is that they wouldn't sell any if they told the truth.Can anyone see any sticker on their Trek Rail with a condition number on it? According to Trek's manual the bikes have a condition sticker on it.
'Mountain electric-assisst bicycle' is Condition 3, in which 'jumps should be no more than 61cm'
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reckon there’s a video on this topic rob. Seems such a contradiction
Hicksy 92
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Wouldn’t surprise me if that’s just paint, I think the paint is layered on a bit thick in my experience , certainly is on my 160 action team 2021 model , and I certainly wouldn’t worry about restricting where you ride Christ my bike has done a fair bit of knarly stuff in wales and yorkshire dales , and my local area good old stony cotwolds , only issue I’ve had was last week were a large Rock flew up and smashed off the chain device and unluckily undid the chain joining link , Just coming up to 1000 miles and it’s been faultless , 54 miles this week end no problem , one thing I would say is to any new owners though is to get your dealer to fit cube own cranks or some other brand and scrap the e13 ones as they flex and bend to a point they will touch the rear chain stay
Are the cranks really that bad? Great having to buy new cranks on a nice expensive bike
Hicksy 92
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My dealer changed them under warranty, yes they are bad , I’m only 11.5 stone so not that much weight pushing on them and they just started to touch the chain stay but luckily I had crank boots on so no paint work was damage, I’ve seen one on here and it did a fair bit of damageAre the cranks really that bad? Great having to buy new cranks on a nice expensive bike
Hello everyone,
I bought this model last week and found this during the initial chain cleaning:
The bike has only a few kms for testing, on road around the LBS. So in your opinion is it only a paint manufacturing defect ?
Do you have any news ? Warranty applied ?
I bought this model last week and found this during the initial chain cleaning:
The bike has only a few kms for testing, on road around the LBS. So in your opinion is it only a paint manufacturing defect ?
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