Just commuting home, nothing crazy. Heard a ticking sound and looked down to see this. Was able to limp it home in the smaller chainring until I caught it again and made it worse, luckily just a few miles walk home.
by Lost-Explorer
Just commuting home, nothing crazy. Heard a ticking sound and looked down to see this. Was able to limp it home in the smaller chainring until I caught it again and made it worse, luckily just a few miles walk home.
by Lost-Explorer
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Warranty should be a pretty straight forward process done by any local bike shop who deals Shimano. In the whereabouts of a 10 day process if they have the replacement in stock
Certainly doesn’t hurt to bring it to a local Shimano dealer and ask them to try. I believe Shimano’s warranty policy is 2 year for manufacturing defects. Granted I would expect their chainring to last longer. Anyways, you may get lucky with a lenient Shimano warranty rep and they send out a new ring.