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chainset claud butler san remo

bikermartin · 2009-09-21 19:23:08

i have just bought one of theese last friday. was left outside my house today when i was away. when i got home bike was lying chainset side down on the yard. this was done intentially to damage my bike ( why this is the case is another story ) Question 1. the chainset doesent have as much clearence to the chainstay on…

21-09-2009 07:23PM

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bikermartin

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i have just bought one of theese last friday. was left outside my house today when i was away. when i got home bike was lying chainset side down on the yard. this was done intentially to damage my bike ( why this is the case is another story )

Question 1. the chainset doesent have as much clearence to the chainstay on drive side approx 6 mm. non drive side about 10 mm. would this indicate bent chainset ?

is the chainset that weak it would bend from being pushed over ?

as you can guess i am very p****d about this

there is some scrapes on rear changer too, but seems to be ok. sti levers luckly dident hit ground

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