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Old 03-16-19 | 06:35 AM
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[MENTION=231285]ryansu[/MENTION] - Repairable. Take advantage of the repair options provided. I did my own with success. You must take the fork off the bike and examine the steerer. If it is not bent, it can be salvaged. Like this one.

WP_20150430_008, on Flickr

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