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Originally Posted by agmetal
Thanks for the info. Out of curiosity, how much could I expect to pay for a "new" frame (that is, a replacement that's structurally sound, with no strong feelings on the cosmetic condition) to build the rest of the parts into something usable? Would it be so much (or so difficult to find) that it'd just make more sense to get a whole bike?
Seriously, I wouldn't put any money into that bike or one like it at all. The components are mostly heavy steel. But those kind of bikes are all over the place at thrift stores and on craigslist. A used replacement frame shouldn't cost much if anything. Personally I'd much rather put my money towards a different (better) bike.
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