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Old 12-13-16 | 10:49 AM
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Originally Posted by rootboy
This is a good point. I was thinking, but didn't want to presume, that if the frame had been properly protected by the sender, this may not have happened.

Was it properly wrapped, S-LJ?

It was actually packed quite well - everything supported and protected as it should have been. The tubes were covered in cardboard sleeves. I agree though, foam pipe insulation is the best way to go. I did that once when I shipped a Bertin frame that I sold to BertinJim. Really easy solution.


Mark said that this is only the second time he's had a frame damaged in shipping.
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