Old 06-07-10, 09:37 AM
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In general, it should be possible to straighten the frame (perhaps using a tool like Cudak's Park frame straightener), but what concerns me in your case is that the upper head lug appears to have separated from the top tube:



This raises concerns for the integrity of the joint itself, and may mean a proper fix will cost more than the bike is worth.

There are some decent components on the bike; you might do well to transfer what you can to a different frame.
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