To be honest Buzz the answer to your question is NO.
Unfortunatly I am not computer literate and could not
link the info to what I had on these which was a hell of lot at
the time, and a dam good reason I never put my leg over one.
The first wave of broken frames was from people going to the Alps,
within the first day, some may for what I heard also put 160 forks upfront
and thought they could take this as the Meta 5 was tested along side the
Orange 5 and that can take a 160 fork including the Yeti 575.
I would say the problem was quickly masked by there quick no quible
change of frame which I am not knocking. But they did not recall.
One thing I dont like is that people in some way was and defending what
was a very badly made bike it was wrong.
So bad Commencal showed they had no control/knowledge of how bad it was.
Even there small 6 inch bike was not in any shape or form to there brochure until one of the magazines pointed it out to them.
Including the Meta 5 magical mistery numbers of angles 08 model I believe.
In the end I got fed up of listening to crap and people putting the Meta 5
as an equivalent to an Orange 5 and saying save a grand approx
if it brakes get a new frame woow. And for some to say the Meta 5 was as strong as the Orange 5 when I had known these was braking at an alarming rate which could have lead to a bad accident
so in the end I got fed up of people deffending crap
and got blaring with comments bit of T-it for Tat.
Did I care No only the truth was told.
But I hope Commencal do get there act together its wrong selling
a product thats not fit for what its designed for.
The reason I asked for pics was to put an end to the problem show it and
make Commencal, and you say they have sorted it out.
Badly made bike could lead to a very bad accident would you not agree!