Berk composites

[fredd]

@EliteVelo, does Berk offer some sort of crash replacement program?
I find myself wanting to try out a Lupina, but being reluctant to spend that much $$$ on a bike part that's often the first to hit the ground in the event of a crash.

[EliteVelo]

Originally Posted by fredd

@EliteVelo, does Berk offer some sort of crash replacement program?
I find myself wanting to try out a Lupina, but being reluctant to spend that much $$$ on a bike part that's often the first to hit the ground in the event of a crash.

My apologies for the late reply. Unfortunately not at this time.

[AM7Jeremy]

Originally Posted by EliteVelo

Stocked and ready when Jure releases them. Should be early next week.

Received my Short Nosed Padded 144mm Lupina. Compared with my 150mm Padded Lupina.

[EliteVelo]

Attached is an example of the sizing differences between the new models vs the old.Berk - Prodajni Program 2023 (1).pdf

I have initial stock of the short Lupinas if anyone has interest and expect more in the early part of next week. I can also take pre-orders to hold inventory as well.
Pricing for the short padded Lupina will be the same as the standard Lupina. $259.90. Shipping in the states is covered by me.

[woodworker]

I'm potentially interested in the shorter version of the Lupina. In an earlier post, you said this about one of the saddles: "As everyone can see, the Lipa is considerably flatter, and shorter. Zero setback post needed. Same cutout as usual." Why is the zero setback post needed? Is that true for the shorter Lupina? I'm using a short nose saddle from another manufacturer with a setback post currently. Thanks.

[EliteVelo]

Originally Posted by woodworker

I'm potentially interested in the shorter version of the Lupina. In an earlier post, you said this about one of the saddles: "As everyone can see, the Lipa is considerably flatter, and shorter. Zero setback post needed. Same cutout as usual." Why is the zero setback post needed? Is that true for the shorter Lupina? I'm using a short nose saddle from another manufacturer with a setback post currently. Thanks.

My apologies. I brought this into play based on the shorter rails and room for adjustment. If your fit is spot on, you can certainly use the short version.

[woodworker]

Thanks. I might be contacting you on one.