Yet Another Cycling Forum
General Category => Freewheeling => Folders => Topic started by: LittleWheelsandBig on 04 March, 2021, 02:49:59 pm
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https://www.brompton.com/recall
Apparently recent e-Bromptons need a firmware upgrade to stop them potentially powering ahead when the rider has stopped pedalling. It is more than a little cheeky that the firmware update is ‘free until September 2021’.
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I'd be interested to see how well that stood up in court, unless they can claim the bikes are all life-expired by then.
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It certainly contrasts very poorly with nikki's recent experience of a recall on a 25-year old Trek.
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Also, it's firmware. It's not like they've got to hold a stock of suitable replacement parts indefinitely.
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Also, it's firmware. It's not like they've got to hold a stock of suitable replacement parts indefinitely.
Given Brompton's love of old tech, are we *sure* they don't have mask ROMs?
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Also, it's firmware. It's not like they've got to hold a stock of suitable replacement parts indefinitely.
Given Brompton's love of old tech, are we *sure* they don't have mask ROMs?
EPROMs, and they've forgotten to stick a bit of tape over the window...
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Thermionic valves and Leclanché cells.