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Headshok: New with Swiss Service Center

For years, most Cannondale bikes have been fitted with "Headshok" brand forks. These don't just need an oversized head tube: the workshop also needs know-how and specialized tools to maintain them - and repair them if necessary. From now on, there is also an official "Headshok" service and tuning center in Switzerland, more precisely in the Pedalerie in Frauenfeld, under the name "Eighty-Aid".

"Previously, Headshok forks were sent to Cannondale's European headquarters in Holland if the dealer was unable to carry out a repair themselves. This took longer than necessary and was expensive. With the right tools and the necessary knowledge of their inner workings, these forks can also be repaired in Switzerland ? and perfectly adapted to the respective requirements," explains Silvio Crameri. The former motorcycle racing mechanic and co-owner of the Frauenfeld bike store "Pedalerie" is now responsible for the Swiss branch of "Eighty Aid".

Under the label "Eighty-Aid", Larry Westney, Cannondale veteran, "Headshok" specialist and racing mechanic, founded the first official service center for "Headshok" forks in Würzburg. In the meantime, further "Eighty-Aid" centers have been established in Belgium and Austria, and after Switzerland, Italy, France and Spain are on the agenda. In addition to servicing and repairs, the company also offers shock tuning according to customers' wishes. In addition to the reliable, rapid completion of orders, the complete stock of spare parts and the cost transparency, the high level of efficiency speaks for "Eighty-Aid": After all, those who service, dismantle and tune "Headshok" forks on a daily basis are a tad faster again ? and know all the tricks.

Eighty-Aid Switzerland, zH Silvio Crameri / Pedalerie, Metzgerstrasse 4, 8500 Frauenfeld, Tel 052 722 45 49 (direct: 052 722 45 55), info@pedalerie.ch (info@eighty-aid.ch wird in Kürze aufgeschaltet)


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