I put a dint in my chain stay on my Buenos Aires. Is that going to cause a problem? I don't see any cracks, but the dint is about the size of a dime....๐
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Dinted chain stay a problem?
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by WARrider
I put a dint in my chain stay on my Buenos Aires. Is that going to cause a problem? I don't see any cracks, but the dint is about the size of a dime....๐what's the frame made of? Dints are usually OK if the frame is still aligned....take a look at any pro bike.
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Originally posted by ed073
what's the frame made of? Dints are usually OK if the frame is still aligned....take a look at any pro bike.The Frame is:
True Temper OX Platinum Steel spine/OCLV 120 GSM carbon cockpit, 1.5cm headtube extensionTake a look at this picture. The dark is Carbon, the Silver is Steel. I put a dint in the right chain stay(steel)
[img]lemondbikes.combuenosaires.jpgOpen โ[/img]
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by WARrider
The Frame is:
True Temper OX Platinum Steel spine/OCLV 120 GSM carbon cockpit, 1.5cm headtube extension
Take a look at this picture. The dark is Carbon, the Silver is Steel. I put a dint in the right chain stay(steel)
[img]lemondbikes.combuenosaires.jpgOpen โ[/img]Should be OK. dints in steel are usually superficial.
nice bike, BTW ๐
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