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If your bike's fork has a carbon steerer tube,
check this velonews.com article. It reports on fork failures in 6-series Trek Madone road bikes, but emphasizes that any carbon steerer can break in certain circumstances. It notes that in recent years the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has recalled carbon road or cyclocross forks from Giant, Salsa, Felt, Novara, Raleigh, Redline, Cervelo and Reynolds "although it's not clear if any of these recalls involved steerers breaking at or below the stem, as with the recent 6-Series Madone failures.

"All owners of forks with a carbon steerer [the part of the fork that extends through the frame's head tube] should pay attention to the concerns raised and installation instructions when installing or buying aftermarket stems." The article is followed by dozens of reader comments about fork failures

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Product recall: Thule Domestique bike racks (model 513), sold in April and May 2010 for about $140. The rack is being recalled because it and the bicycle being carried could break free of the vehicle. The problem is described as a defective rear fork head boss (area where a bolt is placed). Owners of this rack should stop using it immediately and contact Thule for a free parts replacement kit. More info on the Thule website

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