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Revision 40 . . (edit) July 14, 2006 9:19 am by Mike
Revision 39 . . August 13, 2005 1:36 pm by Mike
Revision 38 . . (edit) April 26, 2005 3:59 am by Mike
  

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There's a long and interesting (to me, at least) story behind this bike. First, the Dura-Ace drivetrain was given to me by my boss when he upgraded to a triple chainring setup. Believe it or not, that conversion necessitated the replacement of basically everything in his drivetrain. He preferred giving the components away to spending a few hours cleaning them, so offered them to me. I readily took them off his hands :-).
There's a long and interesting (to me, at least) story behind this bike. First, the Dura-Ace drivetrain was given to me by my boss when he upgraded to a triple chainring setup. Believe it or not, that conversion necessitated the replacement of basically everything in his drivetrain. He preferred giving the components away to spending a few hours cleaning them in order to sell, and so offered them to me. I readily took them off his hands :-).

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Once I started building the bike up I noticed some irregularities in the top tube. Long story short, after I took some carefully lit pictures and posted them to http://forums.roadbikereview.com, it was determined that this frame must have been wrecked (pix). I contacted the seller and he graciously refunded $150, making my total outlay $205 for the frame and brakes. If the frame turned out to be rideable, then it was a great deal. If not, then a lesson had at least been learned.
Once I started building the bike up I noticed some irregularities in the top tube. Long story short, after I took some carefully lit pictures and posted them to http://forums.roadbikereview.com, it was determined that this frame must have been wrecked (pix). I contacted the seller and he graciously refunded $150, making my total outlay $205 for the frame and brakes. If the frame turned out to be rideable, then it was a great deal. If not, then a lesson had at least been learned.

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