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Old 01-21-14 | 10:22 PM
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Shinkers
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Bikes: '88 Trek 1200, '91 Trek 1400

Okay; cool, cool.

After you mentioned bending you derailer in a crash, I remembered too that I managed to tip over on the drive side while clipped in (don't ask). I'm not sure if my derailer hit or not, but I just went out and checked it. Has a small ding on it but that could have been the previous owner. Anyways, it appears to be straight when I use a plumb and eyeball against my cassette, and shifting to my untrained reflexes feels fine. Think I should be in the clear as long as it looks/feels right? Or is it worth taking it in to have the alignment checked professionally?

I know. Worry less, ride more.
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