Yeah, Peter, I've put worse dings than that in my Rawland Drakkar fixed
gear to no ill effect. Steel's wonderful that way!
Enjoy the Saluki :)
lyle
On 8 November 2011 11:52, Peter M wrote:
> So I recently acquired a used 58cm Saluki off the List here. I thought
> that it would be a good choice
+1 for 'don't worry about that at all'. I just acquired a steel frameset
in which the steel chainstay is squished so far that the tube walls meet in
the middle. And that's the right chainstay. It's squished like that to
maximize chainring clearance and tire clearance. It's not the way GP wou
on 11/8/11 8:52 AM, Peter M at uscpeter11...@gmail.com wrote:
> 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 tim
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
