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Old 07-16-15 | 11:17 AM
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Bikes: Trek Domane 5.9 DA 9000, Trek Crockett Pink Frosting w/105 5700

For steel, depending on how bent it is, it could be possible to bend it back, but the shop wants to leave itself outside of an liability. Could you post a picture?

Is the fork hard to replace because that exact fork is no longer available, or is it because the fork is a super weird size? I would think an early Salsa wouldn't be any sort of exotic steer tube size.

If it's a common enough size, I would look to replace it with something that had a more substantial brake mount. I would hate to think of something like that being a future issue.
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