Old 09-27-24 | 06:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Andrew R Stewart
....I view dropout replacements not due to incident damage to be an indication that the bike might not be the better choice for the intended use. Andy
Exactly, I do a lot of business with our local frame builder and and something like ten years ago paid $125 to replace a damaged dropout (w/o paint )on a Pinarello and the ugly burned paint at the ends of the chain and seat stay is still there.
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