Old 02-25-12 | 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by eliott
Thank you for the pointers - that basically clears things up. Given the somewhat important connection between front wheel and frame, I think I'll haul the frame over to the bike shop for flats or filing.
Make sure to be explicit that you only want one side of the slot filed, and nothing off the top. Any experienced mechanic would do it that way to preserve the other side and top as the references, but there's no telling which shop rat will decide he can do the job, and not know what he doesn't know.
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