When safety comes first
After a crash, a bike should not simply be ridden again if carbon parts, cockpit, wheels or brakes may be affected. A professional check is the right first step.
Not sure which service is the right next step? We help you assess the request, choose the right contact route, gather the required information and find the right consultation.
If your Storck bike has been damaged in a crash, Crash Replacement helps assess possible options.
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If your Storck bike has been damaged in a crash, Crash Replacement helps assess possible options.
After a crash, a bike should not simply be ridden again if carbon parts, cockpit, wheels or brakes may be affected. A professional check is the right first step.
Photos, a damage description, model, frame number and proof of purchase help classify the case properly and check possible options.
Photograph the affected areas as clearly as possible, including frame, fork, cockpit, wheels and visible damage.
Note the model, frame number, proof of purchase and a short description of the accident so the case can be classified cleanly.
Send the collected information to Storck. Afterwards, the case is checked and possible options for replacement, build or next steps are assessed.
FAQ
The most important points for preparation, review and the next steps with Storck.
If your bike shows visible damage after a crash or you are unsure about carbon parts, fork, cockpit, wheels or safety-relevant components.
Helpful details include photos, a short damage description, model name, frame number, proof of purchase and details about which components may be affected.
In the case of safety-relevant damage or uncertainty, the bike should be professionally checked before further use. This applies especially to carbon frame, fork, cockpit and brakes.
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