Yeah it seems very suspect. I guess a law suit when someone breaks their neck will sort it out. What's with this world right now? Corporations and Governments are literally getting away with murder.The filler would not break if the frame did not work too hard in this place ... It looks like a very dangerous defect. It's all about the user's life.
It's just one or two guys saying it is 'Just the filler" isn't it? Pretty obvious from the start it was the frame cracking. Good to see Giant getting swaps made.So it's supposed to just be the outer filler thats cracking and yet your pics clearly showing a matching crack inside the frame...hmm...are we saying theres filler inside the frame too..?
It's just one or two guys saying it is 'Just the filler" isn't it?
I would disagree because I'm pushing the bike really hard and have no problems.My opinion is that all reign E+ has the same problem but appear in those who pushing hard the bike .
Oh come on calm down guys, this is getting old, Giant is obviously aware of the issue and dealing with the cases...they probably wouldn't say to customers ride the bike until replacement comes if they weren't sure about the filler...guys are riding the bikes with cracks OF the Filler.This is for sure a cracking , in the same area like all the other bikes .stop saying about filler and other bull#s . Is a huge Giant failure.And even Giant change my frame i will manage to sell it immediately, i don't trust it any more. My opinion is that all reign E+ has the same problem but appear in those who pushing hard the bike .
Great news, I should get mine back this week!Earlier in this thread I posted a photo showing the crack in my frame. Giant has since replaced the frame and I like the color better. The bike shop said they were told by Giant the replacement frame will not crack and if it does crack I will post here. The bike is running fantastic !
I wasn't talking about your frame, but the last one that was posted I think it was Nils that posted...I am following this thread since the beginning and other forums and so far I have only seen 2 confirmed cases that had a visible inside crack,...so even if there are a few more than posted anywhere online,...that in my eyes is a negligible amount of all the sold bikes across the world...almost every brand has one bike frame that has similar issues these days...an example would be the Trek Rail that has cracked frames on similar spots on the frame...so as I said...If you don't want to be a beta tester wait out for the end of the season and buy then...and as I said it's possible all are affected but it's just a different timeframe they need to show the issue...hope u all get yours sorted out over&out✌my frame has inside and outside crack ,i believe what i'm seeing.... and non of this in facebook and forum guys are professional or tell the truth ... if you want you can trust them but not me .
My giant reign is currently having a new rocker arm fitted due to the original one cracking, giant said that its down to a collapsed bearing. This collapsed bearing has already destroyed two rear shocks. Steer clear of giant mountain bikes.
Yeah, I once snapped the swingarm on my Scott fs bike jumping off a banking to a flat landing. Just shows how shit Scott are as well.That's why there are thousands of Giant bikes out there without any issues...
There will always be some isolated issues with all the brands.
Result.I've got another one with a broken Frame. It was a Grey +1, about 1 year old, in NZ, LBS is replacing the frame with the Green 0 frame, hopefully this week :/
Wow, regardless of the fall, that should never happen, hopefully you will get a good outcome, but it's still got to piss you off.Here's my new giant trance e1, 1hour of use.
The frame is cracked through.
The frame is twisted about 4degrees.
However I fell off it to do the damage, between 5-10kmh. BUT I fell off because the wheel buckled going around a corner.
Pretty disappointed, had it for 3 days and only got the one 15km ride.
Never had a bike fail this easily, not even close.
I rode the trail I crashed on yesterday on my giant anthem, its not a hard trail on bikes.
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Rmh1, Your right on both counts.Wow, regardless of the fall, that should never happen, hopefully you will get a good outcome, but it's still got to piss you off.
Sounds like rather drastic response to an unfortunate product failure. You will get a full refund, if you are done with Giant plenty of other good options out there. Denying yourself 'The Best Sport in the World' (official) would be a tragic outcome. Take a deep breath and hopefully see you on the trails!Rmh1, Your right on both counts.
As to the outcome?
I'm aiming for a refund in full on the bike under consumers guarantee act, not fit for purpose, and all associted purchased items as I won't be pursuing the sport for the foreseeable future, the industry has lost its way, I'll be moving back to dirtbikes once this unfortunate situation is wrapped up.
Do that any mate void your warranty. It also probably won't do anything except mask any crack that might appear. It doesn't affect all bikes so just take your chances.Has anyone thought about putting a layer of reinforced epoxy over the joint to maybe prevent movement or is everyone just waiting for the crack and using warranty?
Possibly. Applied inside the downtube won’t ‘mask’ a crack, but might help prevent it.Do that any mate void your warranty. It also probably won't do anything except mask any crack that might appear. It doesn't affect all bikes so just take your chances.
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