If only spesh would just explain. They sure were talkative when the visa was released. White papers, etc. Now it's all quiet.
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Venge Vias Stop Sale and Potential Recall....?
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ergott wrote:So why is this a "problem" with the VAIS and no other bike? Is it because if the VIAS has the unique ability to self destruct if your skewer isn't completely tightened whereas other bikes your rear wheel simply locks up?
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ergott wrote:So why is this a "problem" with the VAIS and no other bike? Is it because if the VAIS has the unique ability to self destruct if your skewer isn't completely tightened whereas other bikes your rear wheel simply locks up?
Yes. If the frame did not break, do you think anyone here would be talking about it? If it happened to us on any other frame we would tighten the skewer and be on our way. With a Venge, you really can't.
Should Specialize design a frame not to break for situations like this? Maybe in the future they will, but I do not think you could engineer all the issues a frame could go through in real life.
As for Specialized coming out and explaining the cause, it's a huge mistake to blame your customers. As you know, the American consumer is the best example of perfection. Accusing the consumer that they left the skewer loose is suicidal.
I'm sold that the cause is the customer not securing the rear wheel properly before the ride. Fix that problem and the frame would not break. That's the reason for the lawyer tabs.
Perhaps it's best if the Venge Vias just goes quietly into the night...
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