Will i have to pay import duty on it, or is it free inside the EU?
Thanks
Will i have to pay import duty on it, or is it free inside the EU?
Thanks
Free.
Thanks
No charge
It'll be expensive to send back if when it breaks though.
thepurist - Member
It'll be expensive to send back if when it breaks though.
Some of the German sites do free postage form the UK - Rose do it, I think.
I think it's named after traumatic event the owners brain will suffer when something so pretty stops working so quickly.
10 mins old and already the idiots are swooping in. STW make me laugh sometimes.
Question has been answered, no need to keep posting just to prove what a tit you are.
If you have paid purchase tax in the EU there is no further tax to pay nor import charges, after all we are one big happy community
Wellll, to be fair it did sound a bit 'look at me'.
You could have just posted 'I've bought something from Germany..' if you didn't want any of the obvious replies regarding the brand, or even spent 30 seconds searching for one of the threads asking the same question, either here or on google.
Let us know when it fails anyway, thanks.
For a bit of balance, my joplin 3 still works great.
I think crying at a bit of ribbing shows who is the tit
As an owner of several CB products, I'm well aware of the great back up you get from 2pure, keeps me happy.
Which german shop did you buy from? How much was it?
I really hope the new post is good, mostly because of the ded nice things everybody says about 2pure and also because all CB stuff looks fantastic
I'll be after a replacement post in the next year or so and that's definitely in the list
H&S bike discount £215
I'll be keeping an eye on posts on these seatposts, do fancy one but my Joplin has been...er.....problematic. And yet I still like the look of these. Which reminds me, my joplin needs to go back to 2pure again
Whats the big selling point on the Kronolog just out of curiosity? Why would people sway that direction over a Reverb?
Not digging, just curious, planning on buying a Reverb today or tomorrow from Germany.
I think it's the fact that the cable joins the post at the collar (rather than under the seat clamp)... meaning that you don't have to have a loop of cable/hose like you do on the reverb
What Batlink said plus the kronolog is a mechanical system, some of the other posts on the market are hydraulic. The seals on the hydraulic posts are under a great deal of pressure, and many fail. The kronolog is supposed to work like a woodworking bar clamp. Its a rather simple mechanism, and therefore it may be more reliable. Only time will tell which system, brand, etc. solves the reliability puzzle; they all make great claims but a quick search of the interweb will reveal horror stories regarding the reliability of all of them.
Will be interesting to see how the reliability of the kronolog plays out (early reports on MTBR aren't encouraging though), if they were of equal reliability I'd go for the kronolog personally but I've been stung a couple of times in the past on CB products so no chance I'm go to be an early adopter.
2pure will be offering a joplin trade in soon
2pure will be offering a joplin trade in soon
I noticed they are doing this in the US for $150. Any ideas of a price here?
[/quote]FuzzyWuzzy - Member
Will be interesting to see how the reliability of the kronolog plays out (early reports on MTBR aren't encouraging though), if they were of equal reliability I'd go for the kronolog personally but I've been stung a couple of times in the past on CB products so no chance I'm go to be an early adopter.[quote]
Not a great report from Pinkbike either.
http://www.pinkbike.com/news/Crankbrother-Kronolog-Telescoping-Seat-Post-Tested-2012.html
Is it broken yet?How about now?
Now?
Hmmmmmm the Pinkbike review and the snotty reply from Crank Brothers doesn't provide a lot of comfort for the product!!
I'll be honest, that doesn't sound good at all
100mphplus - Member
Hmmmmmm the Pinkbike review and the snotty reply from Crank Brothers doesn't provide a lot of comfort for the product!!
Yeah - "your cable adjustment was a millimetre out" isn't much of an excuse for the thing wearing itself to the point of failure.
Did anyone get a screengrab of the Thompson dropper post before the page was pulled?
Hmmm, reckon they should have made the inner/upper tube steel, and the clamping plates aluminum (and easily and cheaply replaced)
I see the Pinkbike article references the bar clamp design. I've worked extensively with the design of bar clamps and the jamming plate system is not ideal for a seatpost in my opinion.
Alu plates wouldn't work for long at all. The lock relies on the sharp edge of the plate getting purchase on the contact surface. As soon as the edge is knocked off the plate the mechanism slips.
Material selection and careful process control is key to performance.
Still thinking that cannondale should use their 'SI' brand to make bikes with 40mm seatubes and dropper posts using needle bearings.
steel plates on an alloy tube obviously don't work for long at all either, at least the plates would be cheaper to replace.
I think they should be able to make this system work.
The pink bike report will give them pause, but at least it's a visible deterioration, which should be picked up easily.
Saying that, it would take a lot to convince me to buy another crap bros product after seeing all the failures in our group.
The pink bike report will give them pause, but at least it's a visible deterioration, which should be picked up easily.
that shouldve been picked up at the early prototype stage at the very latest, though. i cant take CB stuff seriously. why do people still buy it?!
I cant wait for them to go out of business.
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