for shame
10-05-07, 05:18 PM
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for shame
I cant believe this guy did what he did
(scroll down to the poor fuji touring bike)
https://www.ericsiegmund.com/fireant/..._shopware.html
if your going to do what hes plans to, then atleast find a different bike
(sorry this should probably have been posted in the numskull section)
(scroll down to the poor fuji touring bike)
https://www.ericsiegmund.com/fireant/..._shopware.html
if your going to do what hes plans to, then atleast find a different bike
(sorry this should probably have been posted in the numskull section)
10-05-07, 08:10 PM
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Did he do this simply to have material to braze together? If so that is completely idiotic. Actually, I can't think of a non-idiotic reason for this if it's not a repair, which wouldn't be done like that in the first place. It took me forever to find a good touring bike, and he cuts one to pieces just for the heck of it.
10-06-07, 01:03 AM
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I'm disgusted. So many POS bikes in the world, and he has to hack the s&*% out of a nice one. Yuk.
10-06-07, 07:16 AM
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perhaps the frame is bent somewhere that is not easy to see... it does seem wasteful
