Transferable warranty?

ggx

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My 50cts. If you by second and, just ask for/buy if the seller suply a copy of the original invoice.
 
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My 50cts. If you by second and, just ask for/buy if the seller suply a copy of the original invoice.
Which has the original owner’s name on it. Yeah, just walk into a dealership, show that, either get politely asked to leave or they phone the police for fraud.
 

Mark02380

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Which has the original owner’s name on it. Yeah, just walk into a dealership, show that, either get politely asked to leave or they phone the police for fraud.
A bit extreme, think it would be a yes or no answer.

Most bike manufacturers don't allow transfer of warranties, only no of 2 that do Specialized and Trek
 

Jasext

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A bit extreme, think it would be a yes or no answer.

Most bike manufacturers don't allow transfer of warranties, only no of 2 that do Specialized and Trek
Trek uk is very sketchy when it comes to warranty for second owner, its not as straightforward as specialized. I have a CUBE anyway lol
 

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Warranty in Oz is always transferrable, by law. It's the product that's warranted, not the buyer. All you need is proof of purchase. That doesn't have to be the original receipt. It could be a credit card receipt or insurance documents. The only issue is overseas purchases where you're stuck with the terms of the sellers country. You can buy a Cube here so you'll get an Australian warranty.

Gordon
 

ggx

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Which has the original owner’s name on it. Yeah, just walk into a dealership, show that, either get politely asked to leave or they phone the police for fraud.
Of course. Don´t see big problem with that, unless you landed on shop with bad temper. They just need to submit any eventual warranty claim with the purchase data. Anyone can do such work on bealf of the owner, they don´t need to take fingerprints.?‍✈️?‍✈️?‍✈️?‍✈️
Buy new and you don´t have this problem ;)
 
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mak

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Which has the original owner’s name on it. Yeah, just walk into a dealership, show that, either get politely asked to leave or they phone the police for fraud.
Drama queen statement :rolleyes:. The police wont even come out if your bike gets stolen.
 

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