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Old 02-01-10, 09:24 AM
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Wait, wait wait! You have to drill a hole at the bottom of the slit you cut. The whole should be wider than the slit so the end result looks like an upside down lollipop. This is to spread the stress. If you don't, the slit will continue down the seat tube.
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