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Old 03-18-13 | 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by AlphaDogg
It was a racing bike. He bought it used from a super high end shop. Other than the crack from his crash, the bike is perfect.
That's odd statement, the bike is broken but other then that it's perfect!

He only has 3 choices, either contact Calfee as others have mentioned which requires stripping the bike completely including the fork and headset, and send it postage paid and I think $100 for them to look at it which is non refundable, then they will determine if it can be fixed and how much it will cost.

Option 2 is to buy a new frame and transfer all the components to the new frame.

Option 3 sell the bike as is with full disclosure, take the money to put a small down payment on the price of a new bike.
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