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Old 06-02-18 | 07:56 AM
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Bikes: RSO E-tire dropper fixie brifter

...the bike is assumed to be in a 100% safe undamaged working order prior to the incident...

If it were my bike, I'd not have the same trust after the event. No matter how or whom does the repairs & services to try & make it right. It will no longer be what it was prior to that unfortunate event. Driver responsibility has to be taken in to account for situations like these, & if the frame has endured damages that can impact it's usability & functionality; not aesthetics, then the suspect frame should be replaced. Should the frame not be available, then the next comparable solution is a new bicycle.
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