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Old 07-16-10 | 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted by cg1985
I use sheldon's method.

I had seen a video of someone sawing through the rear wheel to take the frame, however, that was on a cheap crappy mountain bike. with a fully tensioned road wheel, i would imagine the pinch on such a saw would make it almost impossible to saw through without first loosening the spokes.
I dont understand what would be hard about cutting thru a wheel... Not arguing, but curious.

Also, your logic about thieves not sawing thru "valuable" parts of a bike is a little weird.
I get offered beautiful bikes that definitely are worth $500 from guys in the neighborhood about twice a year.
Their asking price: $25 to $50.
And other dudes collect scrap metal all day... Broken Ac units, rebar, f-ed up metal shelving.
They will push it miles in a shopping cart. A bike that would get them $50 in one shot... Think about it.

Anyway... Be careful and I hope everyones rides stay safely in your hands.
Peace.

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