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08-08-20 | 09:05 PM

#26

znomit

Zoom zoom zoom zoom bonk

Joined: Sep 2006

Posts: 4,922

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From: New Zealand

Bikes: Giant Defy, Trek 1.7c, BMC GF02, Trek Marlin 6, Scott Sub 35, Kona Rove, Trek Verve+2

Quote:

Originally Posted by GlennR

It's just a picture on the interweb.
This one better?

Usually adding a picture helps to illustrate a point you're trying to make. However it's not clear that you have one.

08-09-20 | 05:45 AM

#27

GlennR

On Your Left

Joined: Nov 2011

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From: Long Island, New York, USA

Bikes: Trek Emonda SLR, Sram eTap, Zipp 303

Quote:

Originally Posted by znomit

Usually adding a picture helps to illustrate a point you're trying to make. However it's not clear that you have one.

Correct, I don't personally have a picture of a rusty bike because my bikes are well maintained and never get rusty.

Also carbon fiber and alloy parts don't rust.

Sorry, no rust to be seen... this has 24,000 miles on it,

BTW... th OP started a new topic here. Dirt Between Crank and Frame

08-09-20 | 09:13 PM

#28

NoWhammies

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Joined: Jul 2017

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From: Pacific Northwest

Bikes: Argon 18 Gallium, BH G7, Rocky Mountain Instinct C70

GlennR That's one clean drive train. Mine, while recently cleaned, is definitely not in that ballpark. Kudos.

08-10-20 | 12:07 AM

#29

znomit

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From: New Zealand

Bikes: Giant Defy, Trek 1.7c, BMC GF02, Trek Marlin 6, Scott Sub 35, Kona Rove, Trek Verve+2

Is that a crack near the front hanger bolt?

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