Is this aluminum frame fixable? And how?
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It's an Alan. Check classic rendezvous.
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You have to ship it back to the factory in Italy.
AlAn
via Scapacchio est, 43 - 35030 SACCOLONGO (PD) ITALIA
fax 049/8015260
Read off a scan of an old brochure .
I had one in the 80s , airfreight charge was as if it weighed 55#, due to carton girth.
I discarded the frame. and put all the parts on a steel frame..
Have a couple 25.0mm campag SR seatposts FYI... FS
AlAn
via Scapacchio est, 43 - 35030 SACCOLONGO (PD) ITALIA
fax 049/8015260
Read off a scan of an old brochure .
I had one in the 80s , airfreight charge was as if it weighed 55#, due to carton girth.
I discarded the frame. and put all the parts on a steel frame..
Have a couple 25.0mm campag SR seatposts FYI... FS
#8
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Those frames were made by ALAN probably 20 years ago, so i really doubt ALAN is fixing those frames anymore because they were discontinued zillions of years ago, always u can send an email and ask if they still have lugs moving around OR find another frame from where to get a good lug and replace it, this thing it is glued so it is not a problem to put it back together, but pretty much u have a dead frame now.
Just a crazy idea ok? Have u ever tried to use kevlar/ fiberglass and carbon fiber to fix it? U need to reinforce the whole area 1st with fiberglass then use CF, it would look weird but the frame would be usable.
Good luck
Just a crazy idea ok? Have u ever tried to use kevlar/ fiberglass and carbon fiber to fix it? U need to reinforce the whole area 1st with fiberglass then use CF, it would look weird but the frame would be usable.
Good luck
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