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Old 10-23-11 | 01:41 PM
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From: Plymouth, MI

Bikes: All City Nature Boy

Originally Posted by mihlbach
If its a decent frame that fits you, just hang onto it if you aren't desperate for the money. At various times I've had spare frames lying around and have always ended up using them at on time or another. You'll probably upgrade your new frame to the point that you can reassemble your old bike. I've done that before, then you have a spare for crappy weather.
Thanks. That option is definitely on the table. For now, I will be taking most of it for the new frame, but I will eventually upgrade the seat post to a lighter one, which means I can put that back. I still have the original handlebars/hoods, so I could install those if I ever upgrade the fork/stem. I'd imagine I could slowly build it back up with cheaper components over the winter/spring and have a full additional bike. I just have a feeling I won't ride it!
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