Yup as does Dunbar Cycles and a few other Canadian bicycle retailers. They are rather easy to purchase in Canada compared to TS which is only available from Smith Creek Cycle in Kelowna who was importing them directly from Germany.
I own TS Maxima brakes, they are awesome but I had an absolute nightmare trying to get what should be warrenty support in Canada. Long story short I had to get approval from Germany and paid out of pocket to ship them to the US for repair. 2.5 months turn around time from initial issue to brakes back on my bike. I was told despite buying them in Canada, technically there is NO Canadian support or warrenty for my brakes.
On the other hand my friend with Lewis brakes had his brake sorted in a week by the folks at S4.
Owning TS and trying my friends Lewis brakes TS > Lewis in feel and use but its close and I may have buyers bias. When it comes to value it's no question Lewis >> TS.
Jan. 9, 2025, 9:24 a.m. - BewaretheKragle
Yup as does Dunbar Cycles and a few other Canadian bicycle retailers. They are rather easy to purchase in Canada compared to TS which is only available from Smith Creek Cycle in Kelowna who was importing them directly from Germany. I own TS Maxima brakes, they are awesome but I had an absolute nightmare trying to get what should be warrenty support in Canada. Long story short I had to get approval from Germany and paid out of pocket to ship them to the US for repair. 2.5 months turn around time from initial issue to brakes back on my bike. I was told despite buying them in Canada, technically there is NO Canadian support or warrenty for my brakes. On the other hand my friend with Lewis brakes had his brake sorted in a week by the folks at S4. Owning TS and trying my friends Lewis brakes TS > Lewis in feel and use but its close and I may have buyers bias. When it comes to value it's no question Lewis >> TS.