Brodie warranty will cover defects in material and workmanship of the frame from the date of purchase to the registered original owner, with a copy of the original, dated receipt. Different materials and different categories of bikes have their own specific warranty details, as outlined to the right.

Their respective manufacturers cover the components on the bicycles.

Brake Pads, Cables, Tires, Tubes, Grips and Drive Train are considered wear and tear items, and are not covered by warranty.

An authorized Brodie dealer must assemble bicycles. Warranty claims must be handled through an authorized Brodie dealer. To qualify for warranty, the Brodie warranty registration card must be filled out and submitted at the time of purchase. Online registration is also available.

Brodie Frames

Brodie frames are warranted against manufacturers defects, and defects in material. You must install a fork that is within the range of travel length, which is used as original equipment for each model. It is required that you use a DH style headset when installing long travel forks on frames.

What Will Void Your Warranty:

• Installing a fork with longer travel than was originally specified for that bike. If it was purchased as a frame only, the maximum acceptable fork length is the same as what the corresponding bike model was spec’d with, as outlined in the Specification Chart.
• Performing any modification to the frame, i.e. drilling, filling, and cutting.
• Allowing a tire to rub against a frame, wearing a groove into a tube.
• Allowing ‘chain suck’ to cut into and damage a chainstay.
• Crashing into things. We cannot be responsible for your riding errors or indiscretions! If you break your bike it’s your problem, not warranty.
• When you ride in extreme terrain, BMX parks, urban staircases, etc. or attempt to duplicate the stunts seen in videos, you risk personal injury to yourself, and your bike. The warranty on your bike does not cover-missed landings, ghost rides, and aborted wheelie drops, suddenly appearing trees, or just crashing in general – even while ‘just riding along’.