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maybe someone can clarify this for me. Just bought an ftp, and with all the discussion about crimped/non-crimped chainstays, I haven't seen what a non crimped would look like in comparison.
Thanks!
Thanks!
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I saw that already, d00d. Thx for ur non-help.
No one has posted a good picture of what the crimped version looks like versus the non-crimped version. I expected something much more dramatic than what exists on my frame, so I was hoping for some confirmation.
No one has posted a good picture of what the crimped version looks like versus the non-crimped version. I expected something much more dramatic than what exists on my frame, so I was hoping for some confirmation.
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I think they said that since it's listed on their site, so it's not their problem which version you receive. I know they have both crimped and non-crimped. Mine's coming in tomorrow, so I'll post an update. Good luck everyone
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Wow that is too close for comfort.
On my frame, though, you can see a large indent in the chain stay where the "J" in FUJI is.
On my frame, though, you can see a large indent in the chain stay where the "J" in FUJI is.
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That's for the crank arm; so you don't get what plowman is getting. Obviously a later revision to address what plowman is experiencing. And no they're all mine! Unless I come across a absolutely putrid, god forsaken, colored pair and give it to you as a sign of what I think of you sexy.
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Oh, I was wondering if for some reason it would still be a problem with the big indent.
Might just do SRAM S300 Couriers for this build.
Might just do SRAM S300 Couriers for this build.
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mine has an indent only between "fuji" and the bottom bracket. is mine front the good or bad batch?
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No need; there's space aplenty for even omnomnomnoms.
There seems to have been 2 different revisions. Each addressing these problems. I think you have the 1st revision that addressed chain ring clearance but not crank arm clearance. And the one yummy has is the later 2nd revision that addressed both.
There seems to have been 2 different revisions. Each addressing these problems. I think you have the 1st revision that addressed chain ring clearance but not crank arm clearance. And the one yummy has is the later 2nd revision that addressed both.
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No need; there's space aplenty for even omnomnomnoms.
There seems to have been 2 different revisions. Each addressing these problems. I think you have the 1st revision that addressed chain ring clearance but not crank arm clearance. And the one yummy has is the later 2nd revision that addressed both.
There seems to have been 2 different revisions. Each addressing these problems. I think you have the 1st revision that addressed chain ring clearance but not crank arm clearance. And the one yummy has is the later 2nd revision that addressed both.
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i'm going to try to just add some tiny spacers to make the omniums work. once i get all the parts for this frame, i'm sure it's going to be well worth it. i'm really curious to compare the ride to my vigorelli.
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i love scrimps!