JBI Warranty Claim Submission GuidelinesUpdated 3 months ago
All Warranty Claim Submissions related to complete bikes, trikes, recumbents, and unicycles must be submitted using the online JBI Warranty Submission Form. Claims may be submitted via:
- Mobile
- Desktop
- Tablet
What's in the JBI Warranty Submission Form
The form requires the following information. Below, I’ve included a screenshot of each of the three pages so you can see the details that will be requested.



Warranty Claim Policy
If a JBI bicycle, adult tricycle, recumbent, or unicycle is found to be damaged or defective, the warranty claim process must begin with the submission of a JBI Warranty Claim Submission Form.
Submission Requirement: All warranty claims—including, but not limited to, those involving the frame or fork—must be submitted through the online form.
Review Process: Each claim will be reviewed and must receive approval from the Customer Service Manager and/or the Brand Manager in the Miami office before further action is taken.
Special Note:
Warranty coverage is non-transferable; claims must be submitted for the original owner.
If the bicycle has been used for commercial purposes, additional exclusions may apply
Describing The Problem
When completing your warranty claim, please provide a detailed description of the issue. Include the following information to help us assess the claim:
Location of Issue: Specify what part of the frame or fork has failed or is believed to be defective. Common issues may include cracks, alignment problems, welding defects, or paint irregularities.
Circumstances of Failure: Explain the events or conditions leading up to the failure.
Usage: Indicate whether the bike, trike, recumbent, or unicycle has been used for personal use or as part of a commercial enterprise.
Rider Details: Note if rider weight or size may have been a contributing factor.
Intended Use: Confirm whether the product has been ridden within the parameters of its intended design.
Storage Conditions: Describe how the product has been stored (indoors or outdoors).
Supporting Photos
- Photo 1 – Complete Bike: Provide a clear photo of the entire bicycle. Partial bike photos will not be accepted. The photo should be taken from the drive side unless the non-drive side is directly relevant to the claim.
- Photo 2 – Affected Area: Provide a close-up photo fo the damaged or defective area. Multiple photos may be submitted if needed.
- Photo 3 – Serial Number: Provide a clear photo of bike's serial number.
