Peter,
Have you by chance check to see if the bb spindle is asymmetric-  You
don't have enough space between the crank and the frame.  Maybe you
can flip the bb spindle and fix that problem easy peasy.

You need a nickels width between the the crank spider if you are just
running one ring.

Jim

On Nov 8, 9:52 am, Peter M <uscpeter11...@gmail.com> wrote:
> So I recently acquired a used 58cm Saluki off the List here. I thought
> that it would be a good choice because I love the classic look of the
> Homer but at $1200 shipped I would be able to save almost 1k. Seller
> insisted bike was perfect but when it came it had a ding in the
> downtube and a small dent in the chainstay by the BB shell where it
> looks like a chain dropped and got caught up in the crankset. Now the
> ding in the downtube doesnt bother me because it is really small and
> barelly visible but I know the BB is under alot of flex and just hope
> that it is gonna be ok to ride this thing long term. I really  just
> need to be talked down before I flip the frame for 1k and lose 200 or
> ship it back to Cali and have the tube replaced and bike repainted and
> spend  over 500 bucks.  Here is a link for the pics I took of the
> damage, just looking for opinions here.  
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/67889635@N06/?saved=1
>
> Just really disappointed that i thought i was getting something I
> could ride for a long time and now feeling doubtful about its long-
> term viablilty. Any opinions and thoughts would be welcome.
>
> Peter

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