anders7777
Dirt Disciple
jonnyboy666":22r58s62 said:anders7777":22r58s62 said:jonnyboy666":22r58s62 said:well that's 5 mins of my life reading this thread i'll never get back.
plus another 2 posting this i suppose.
the original owner, silly boy, but anders chill out mate, people are in such disbelief because someone would do that in the first place to a £2700 frame.
having said that, i don't think you're helping your case, selling this frame anywhere on the internet it will get noticed by most bike forum guys and this conversation will start, you're better off saying "i've been riding it as is and it's been fine but . . .etc" or on the otherhand you could get it repaired yourself then sell it and you'd probably get that money back as the frame would then be good and you wouldn't have these threads stressing you out.
remember you're asking almost a grand, that's alot of money regardless of the original price of the frame and at the end of the day it has been unprofessionally altered in quite possibly an unforgiving way to say the least regardless of the strength of titanium.
hopefully the new owner (if/when it sells) will get it sorted (regardless of whether you think it needs it or not)
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Cheers - look, I'm not trying to "help my case" - I don't really give a f**k if it doesn't sell, I WANT to keep it, but bills to pay etc etc - I happen to know the original owner and he doesn't deserve all the crap thrown at him - and, MAINLY from the retrobike PEANUT GALLERY I might add - do a few searches and read all the comments when he first put it up on ebay, **** pathetic if you ask me, no class at all - so I've just come over here to set the record straight to the **** pathetic anoraks that frequent this place with their bitchyness and on and on...
Mission accomplished as far as I am concerned!
:facepalm:
i was trying to be impartial and helpful but that statement is just stupid. nothing to do with the frame damage just you confirming to everyone here that you are and idiot, i am sorry i tried to help.
you can go now.
Well well well, look at THIS thread from 2010, about this SAME frame, and look at the same old faces WHO ARE NOW BITCHING ON THIS THREAD...
ITS ******* COMICAL!!!
LMAO!
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=112212
Harryburgundy
Old School Grand Master
Joined: 08 Aug 2007
Posts: 8390
Location: Penarth Posted: Fri Aug 06, 2010 5:40 am Post subject: I crimped the chainstay to suit a 200mm rear rotor.
I had to re-read this.....
Quote:
I crimped the chainstay to suit a 200mm rear rotor.
Interesting.....what did you do?
Take mole-grips to a £2.5K frame so you could add a massive 200mm rotor to a XC frame
Good skills..... What a chump
More like, what CLASS Mr Burgundy has...