Trek Commuter 8 recall
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Trek Commuter 8 recall
No sure this is the right place but Trek has issued a recall about the front fender falling off and causing a crash.
https://trek.scene7.com/is/content/Tr...tice_US_EN.pdf
Mods, please move the the proper place as needed. Thanks.
https://trek.scene7.com/is/content/Tr...tice_US_EN.pdf
Mods, please move the the proper place as needed. Thanks.
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I looked at the non-electric Trek Commuter 8 in late 2014. Ironically, one of the reasons I didn't buy it was the "short" front fender. If I was buying a bike for commuting, and it came with fenders, I'd want the fenders to go all the way down to within a few mm of the pavement.
Also, as it turns out, my hands don't handle straight bars very well anymore, and in fact, I just converted my old straight-bar MTB-based winter bike to drops.
However, I did like the way the non-electric Commuter 8 rode, and it had an integrated hub-dynamo/generator with a front and rear light, which would have been nice.
Also, as it turns out, my hands don't handle straight bars very well anymore, and in fact, I just converted my old straight-bar MTB-based winter bike to drops.
However, I did like the way the non-electric Commuter 8 rode, and it had an integrated hub-dynamo/generator with a front and rear light, which would have been nice.
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Love the way they word this:
"If the wrong bolt that holds the front fender to the fork crown is installed during assembly...."
If you insist on the passive tense, at least write "was installed...."
"If the wrong bolt that holds the front fender to the fork crown is installed during assembly...."
If you insist on the passive tense, at least write "was installed...."
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