Neighbor killed my bike!!
06-19-06, 02:12 PM
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I've just gotta say that it f***in' KILLS me when folks take grinders or Sawzalls of pliers or whatever to beautiful old Italian frames. See that Cinelli SC "conversion" on SF CL awhile back. Grrrrrrrrr...
I'm glad it was just an old Peugeot frame. I'd save your money for a Spicer or something and get your welder buddy to make you a crazy tall bike outta this one.
I'm glad it was just an old Peugeot frame. I'd save your money for a Spicer or something and get your welder buddy to make you a crazy tall bike outta this one.
06-19-06, 03:48 PM
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Originally Posted by thurstonboise
Pretty much.
Just invent the metal TT protector. Weld a sleeve of steel over that part of the frame. Start a new fad. Just never ever crash.
Just invent the metal TT protector. Weld a sleeve of steel over that part of the frame. Start a new fad. Just never ever crash.
06-19-06, 03:53 PM
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If someone should know not to take powertools to something without express consent it's an older guy, right? Ignance ain't no kinda scuse ifn he don't either.
Take him frame shopping, doesn't look like either of you would be out much $$ that way.
No compensation = Fish inna body panel o'truck
Take him frame shopping, doesn't look like either of you would be out much $$ that way.
No compensation = Fish inna body panel o'truck
06-19-06, 07:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Gnarboots
I've just gotta say that it f***in' KILLS me when folks take grinders or Sawzalls of pliers or whatever to beautiful old Italian frames. See that Cinelli SC "conversion" on SF CL awhile back. Grrrrrrrrr...
I'm glad it was just an old Peugeot frame. I'd save your money for a Spicer or something and get your welder buddy to make you a crazy tall bike outta this one.
I'm glad it was just an old Peugeot frame. I'd save your money for a Spicer or something and get your welder buddy to make you a crazy tall bike outta this one.
06-21-06, 12:02 AM
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Originally Posted by SamHouston
If someone should know not to take powertools to something without express consent it's an older guy, right? Ignance ain't no kinda scuse ifn he don't either.
Take him frame shopping, doesn't look like either of you would be out much $$ that way.
No compensation = Fish inna body panel o'truck
Take him frame shopping, doesn't look like either of you would be out much $$ that way.
No compensation = Fish inna body panel o'truck
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