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Thanks but I had tried the Giant site before joining several bike Yahoo groups. Their web site offers no real contact info. I've contacted several Giant USA dealers and have received no help. Each Giant group works independently of each other and will not offer any help in contacting another group. After I spoke to "Giant USA" the only help they could offer was for me to try and contact a Giant dealer in the Netherlands or Belgium which I've also done and have received no help or response from, for that matter. So much for thinking I was buying a "world wide" bike while in Europe. very frustrating.
Dona in Guam (the end of the world, it seems)
----- Original Message -----From: bikeman31768Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2003 6:45 AMSubject: [bicycles] Re: replacement fender
Try going to the source. I did a search at msn for giant bicycles
and got the website for Giant. Thet should be able to help you
loacte any parts or may have them in stock. Try this link. There are
all sorts of links on the site for support or for parts.
http://www.giant-bicycle.com/splash-2003-august.asp
Hope this helps.
--- In bicycles@yahoogroups.com, "dmbushong" <pjbushong@g...> wrote:
> Hi, I've just joined this group in hopes of finding help in
finding a
> replacement fender for my bike. My family and I just moved to
Guam
> due to military orders and the movers broke off the back fender,
> along with the light, of my bike. This bike was purchased in
Belgium
> about 7 years ago and it's made by Giant. It's a commuter bike,
> upright, fenders with spashguards, has four speeds but no derailer
> but instead has an enclosed system. I can't remember exactly what
> the system is called. It has a generator on the front wheel that
> generates electricity to both the front and back fenders/lights.
The
> fenders are plastic but have a metal coating on the inside that
sends
> the current to the lights. This is the type of bike that is used
> extensively in The Netherlands by people commuting to work.
> The bike does work without the end of the fender and I can use the
> generator for the front light but if possible I'd like to replace
the
> back fender/light as it's nice to not have to worry about
batteries
> for a clip on light. I don't mind using an overseas source and am
> not concerned with speed or cost. I'd just like to be able to
keep
> the bike in it's original condition as it's such a comfortable,
fun
> to ride bike.
> If anyone has any ideas, sources or insight into this, please let
me
> know.
> Thanks,
> Dona
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