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Home » Injury News » CPSC Recall: Full Speed Ahead BB30 Gossamer Crank Sets Pose Crash Hazards

CPSC Recall: Full Speed Ahead BB30 Gossamer Crank Sets Pose Crash Hazards

New Source: JusticeNewsFlash.com
11/22/2010 // WPB, FL, USA // Personal Injury Lawyers News // Nicole Howley

Woodinville, WA—Full Speed Ahead and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) have voluntarily recalled about 9,300 Full Speed Ahead BB30 Gossamer crank sets, which have been installed on numerous bicycle makers. The CPSC recalled the crank sets on November 19, 2010, over crash hazards the product poses.

The recall was initiated after discovering that if the fixing bolt is over-tightened on the non-drive crank arm, the bolt shoulder can crack or brake. This can cause the non-drive arm to fall off and cause the rider to crash and suffer injuries.

The CPSC reported, “A crank set is the component of the bicycle that the chain and pedals attach to for pedaling. The recalled models are either painted black with ‘Gossamer’ printed in white on the arm or white with ‘Gossamer’ printed in black on the arm. There are two drive gears (referred to as ‘double’) on the crank set. Gossamer BB30 non-drive crank arms that are included in the recall have serial numbers beginning with 10B, 10C, and 10D. Serial numbers are located on the backside of the crank arm by pedal threads. The recalled crank arms were assembled as original equipment on the following bicycle models:

• Bianchi

o 2010 Sempre Ultegra

• Cannondale

o 2010 CAAD9 5, CAAD9 5 Feminine

o 2010 Six Carbon 5

o 2010 Slice 4, Slice 4 Nytro, Slice 5

o 2010 Synapse Carbon 4, Carbon 4 Feminine, Carbon 5

o 2011 CAAD10 5 105, CAAD10 5 105 Feminine

o 2011 Slice 5, Slice 5 Womens

o 2011 SuperSix 5 105, SuperSix 5 105 Women

o 2011 Synapse Carbon 4 Rival, Carbon 4 Rival Womens, Carbon 5

o 2011 CAAD8 5 105

o 2011 CAADX 105 Cyclocross

• Felt

o 2011 F75

o 2011 F75X Fuji2010 ACR 1.0

o 2010 ACR 2.0

o 2010 ACR 3.0

• Quintana Roo

o 2010 CD.0.1

• Litespeed

o 2010 C3

• Raleigh

o 2011 RX 1.0

o 2010 RX 1.0

• Scattante

o 2010 CFR Comp

Consumers are advised to return the bicycle to the dealer to receive an installation of a non-drive crank arm for free of charge.

For further information, consumers can contact Full Speed Ahead toll-free at (877) 743-3372 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. PT Monday through Friday, via email to recall@fullspeedahead.com, or visit their website at www.fullspeedahead.com.

Legal News Reporter: Nicole Howley-Legal news for product liability attorneys.

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November 25, 2010   injurynewsreporter
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