A similar thing happens to me when I drop my kids off at school in the morning all clean and tidy and then pick them up in the afternoon looking like they've been dragged behind a tractor.
Are you sure they are the same forks you dropped off? Maybe some other guy is about to post in LTYL about how awesome it is that you drop off a pair of beat up Revs for a service and they come back like new!
Sucks to be the Haakon! Dude that is bullshit. Big bullshit. Good luck. In a similar line, last gondola ride yesterday I look down and see the stitching on my new, top shelf snowboarding boots coming undone. I emailed the retailer in the USA...oops. Emailed the wrong one. Frustratingly I emailed a really responsive and proactive mob that I've brought a lot of gear off. But brought the boots from a less enthusiastic mob.
Japanese nail clippers are awesome. Your nails are the issue.
Bolt comes with the shifter. Just sayin.
Yeah. I snapped my old brake lever through where the bolt went through. Hence, no more bolt
Are you using toe specific ones or finger ones?
Arse. Not a proprietary kinda bolt from memory though. Should be easy to pick one up.
New to MTB, are you?
I though you weren't falling for the alphabet spec shifter brake knob thingy. :whistle:
Didn't know there was a difference...
That's just nitpicking. As a man who loves a simple cockpits, sometimes somethings gotta give.
I heeded to your original advice, best thing I ever done. I'm going to hold off until I have no choice. I HATE you Shimano, HATE YOU!
Its clear I'm being considered to be a bit of an OCD freak (not entirely untrue...), but bike shop is only the intermediary. They now have to contact the RS workshop in Melbourne to point out that scuffing up forks is likely to be not noticed or cared about by a lot of owners, but some of them will be shitty when stuff doesn't come back in the same condition it went out in.
Now that's being generous.