All of our carbon forks are not approved for usage with front oder low-rider racks unless otherwise explicitaly stated (e.g. the MGV fork).

The mounting points on our carbon forks are for mudguards and Anything cages.

The Anything cage mounts are allowed to take a load of 4.5 kg per cage (mounted to three eyelets) or 1.5 kg per eyelet.
The rear rack mounts on our frames are allowed to take a load of 25 kg in total.

We provide lots of detailed specifications of our bikes on their respective model pages, make sure to check them out, often enough the information such as maximum tire and chainring clearances, bottom bracket or headset standard are right there. When building up a frameset you will find even more detailed specification on the respective frameset page. When unsure we recommend consulting your local dealer for assistance on your project. If you feel like crucial information is missing do not hesitate to get in touch with us, we are glad to help out.

We´ve omitted to deliver touch up paint with our bikes since the release of 2019 Model year. Reason being that the paint would only last for half a year or so, depending on storage. By the time most of our customers would need it, is already deteriorated. Since this would lead to shipping polluting waste throughout the world, we decided against it.All of our colors are mixed to our own specifications and thus there is no color code that we could publish.

However, there are many online retailers that offer touch-up paint pens, who can mix a fitting color for you, or supply a close-matching color that could be found by comparing against a RAL or Pantone deck.Another simple solution would be to use nail polish, these come in a huge variety of colors and work perfect for conserving your frame or fork.

Our frame tubings use such high grade steel that rust would only develop on the outer surface and won´t grow any further. To be on the safe side when living near coastal areas you may apply a cavity sealant spray. For the outer painted surfaces you can use a mineral-oil-based polish on a soft cloth and polish up the bike after cleaning. This adds a protective layer passivating the surface, preventing rust and eases up the next cleaning of the bike.

Our stated max. approved tire clearances always factor in at least 5 mm of clearance to any part the frame and fork to account for variances in actual tire width, lateral runout of the wheels and enough mud clearance. Whereas a slightly wider tire could fit, you´d do that on your own risk and a damage to the bike because of that is not covered by our warranty. Often enough the width is not the limiting factor but the tire height as this increases with the tire width as well. It is best advice to do a test fit of the tires in mind before and check the clearance at max. pressure rating, if there is at least 5 mm of clearance then it´s fine from our side.

You will only find this information on bikes that were specifically designed for use with both tire sizes. On the models with one tire size, frame and fork simply don´t accept much wider tires even with a 650B wheel. You might only gain about 2-3 mm more in tire width, while keeping a minimum of 6 mm tire clearance. Using a 650B tire with very little additional tire width is not very beneficial and would drop the bike significantly, reducing pedal / crankarm – ground clearance and altering the steering geometry.

All warranties are dealt with through the shop where you bought the item and the distributors. We are happy to talk with you about any questions you have or if you just want to go over things with us, but your replacements will be usually sent out from wherever you made oyur purchase. Mailorder purchases made abroad will need to be returned to wherever you bought them and that country will handle any replacements!

This is not the case, and in the unlikely event that your local shop does not know how to deal with warranties they can contact the Bombtrack Bicycle Company distributor directly and ask. A list of all distributors and contact information is on this site under distributors. If this still does not work you may send the parcel to the distributor directly, but be sure to contact them and us beforehand – remember that if your random product arrives in a warehouse of bike parts with no name or contact info it could go into long term unmarked storage and maybe even get lost. Label everything clearly and include all relevant information. In sending your product you accept all risk for problems during transit and should consider the issue of insurance carefully.

An exception to this might occur if your product is outside the usual one year/ 90 day warranty period. It could be your shop is not open to discussion about dealing with warranties that occur after the one year/ 90 days, this is understandable, they are also very busy and may not have the means to assess the product properly. In these cases talk to them and ask if they will at least talk with the distributor (point them here if they’re unsure), it is important for the scene that riders have good contact with and use their local dealer. If you have read the the rest of the FAQs and are still unsure, reach out to us over our contact form.

A defect in workmanship is any problem with a product that should have been noticed by our skilled quality control inspection prior to shipping. Problems that could fall into this category would be gaps in welds, crooked welding, missing threads, mis-alligned cable guides etc. It is in fact any part of the manufacturing process that was completed incorrectly or missed. If something bends or breaks it is not necessarily such a defect, and all such defects need to be notified within the 90 days. Ideally such problems should be found before you begin to use the new product and if you do find something wrong get in touch straight away.

Some companies are offering lifetime warranties which at first glance seem like a good alternative, but what they often fail to make clear is that they are often very easily made void through some complex un-rider orientated small print. Lifetime warranty does not equal a product that does not break and more than likely entails a long drawn out process to get a replacement if at all. We feel that our policy is more clear cut and straight forward than others’ empty lifetime guarantee promises. For full details click here, or select “Warranty” from the footer menu.

Yes, you will require proof of purchase. The original sales receipt or invoice is considered proof or purchase for the warranty. Without this information we cannot be certain that you’re the original owner and this can void your warranty. If you do not have it, speak with us, we will consider things one on one and do what we think is fair. This requirement is only there to prevent someone from taking advantage of our good will.

We do not sell customer-direct, but we have worked hard to establish good relationships with rider orientated distributors who can offer more dedicated support nearer to dealers and riders. All spare parts and other items that we offer can be ordered through our local dealers. If your country has a distributor your local bike shop can order from them. If you’re still having trouble, please use our contact form, to get in touch with us so we can help.

To find the correct cassette body (and other hubs spare parts) for your Bombtrack model, go to our support section. In our spare part code overview you can identify the correct spare part number by your Bombtrack Model and Model year. Like all spare parts these can be ordered through our dealers and distributors.

Our brands hubs are designed and manufactured to our specifications. We cannot recommend using other parts than the ones we manufacture. Fitting other than our own spare parts is not recommended.

No. We don’t quote retail prices here because they vary from country to country. You’ll have to contact a bike shop that sells Bombtrack bicycle products. Or contact a mailorder company for prices – there are now many on the internet. Prices are not accessible through the factory.

All framesets that are available separatley from the complete bike are listed on the frameset page. If you can not find a model that is used on a complete bike there, then we simply do not offer it.

You’ll find information about colors in the usual product specs, but the availability in your country depends on the distributor of your country and what they’ve ordered; see also ‘availability’. So if you want to be sure, ask your dealer. At the moment custom colours are not available from us.

We trust our distributors to supply our retailers in their respective countries.You can find a list of our local distributors with whom you can get in touch with here.If there is no distributor listed for your region, get in touch with Traffic Distribtion or hit us up directly.