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Bike U-lock problem

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  1. Hi, I'm new to the newsgroup, so apologies if this is an old subject; I have
    a Trek (by Kryptonite) U-lock a year or two old, anyone know if this is
    included in the problem of U-locks that can be picked by a Bic pen? Does
    Trek take them back (I no longer have the receipt)?

    Thanks

  2. Richard said:

    Hi, I'm new to the newsgroup, so apologies if this is an old subject; I have
    a Trek (by Kryptonite) U-lock a year or two old, anyone know if this is
    included in the problem of U-locks that can be picked by a Bic pen? Does
    Trek take them back (I no longer have the receipt)?

    You need to hit the Kryptonite web site and sign up for the lock replacement
    program. I believe they are replacing locks bought in the last two years,
    although
    you should check on that as I'm not sure how far back they are going. Be
    prepared
    for a long wait before you get a replacement, it's first come first served.

    --

    -TTFN

    -Steven

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    You need to hit the Kryptonite web site and sign up for the lock replacement
    program. I believe they are replacing locks bought in the last two years,
    although
    you should check on that as I'm not sure how far back they are going. Be
    prepared
    for a long wait before you get a replacement, it's first come first served.

    they went back to 1996 for me. just got it a week ago, btw but i did sign up
    pretty early on.
    --
    david reuteler
    [email hidden]

  4. 1 Dec 2004 said:


    You need to hit the Kryptonite web site and sign up for the lock replacement
    program. I believe they are replacing locks bought in the last two years,
    although
    you should check on that as I'm not sure how far back they are going. Be
    prepared
    for a long wait before you get a replacement, it's first come first served.

    Actually I don't think it *is* first come first served. I applied for a
    replacement in September and they replied, saying I would hear again from
    them in due course. Last week I phoned them to find out what was going
    on, since I had heard that others who applied later than I did have
    received replacements. I was told that I was on the list.... but that
    they were sending out replacements lock type by lock type, so if you have
    the "wrong" type as I evidently do, you gotta wait even longer.

    Carl

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