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robbierobrob
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...my bike got run over a few weeks ago, and the guy who did it is paying up...
...he ran over the back end, bending the disc, crippling the wheel, screwing up the deraileur and even messing up the frame!
i have 300 pounds to either buy a bike, replace the parts on the bike, or just keep it in the bank.
I bought a Giant STP a few weeks back, just when my bike got run over (coincidence), but i am quite tall, so its not suitable for long rides, ect...
I would like a bike like my old one, Marin B17(05) to use as a more general purpose machine.
Can anyone give me some suggestions as what to do?
Cheers,
Rob
...he ran over the back end, bending the disc, crippling the wheel, screwing up the deraileur and even messing up the frame!
i have 300 pounds to either buy a bike, replace the parts on the bike, or just keep it in the bank.
I bought a Giant STP a few weeks back, just when my bike got run over (coincidence), but i am quite tall, so its not suitable for long rides, ect...
I would like a bike like my old one, Marin B17(05) to use as a more general purpose machine.
Can anyone give me some suggestions as what to do?
Cheers,
Rob
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rather depends on how messed up the frame is, if it can be made good as new. or close enought.
if not i guess it's 2nd hand frame i guess.0
