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Re: Bent KH Frame

 
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Old 25-06.-2008, 10:28 AM   #1
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I can see one of the slits you are talking about, in the rear of the
frame, through the gap in my stock clamp. My post is tight, and the
slit and clamp both have about 2 mm space left. The post fits snugly in
the frame, even without using the clamp.

It would be helpful if you had a caliper, something is off on your
setup. I somehow doubt your frame tubing size would be off that much,
but I can't think of a better way to be sure then by measuring the
parts.


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Old 25-06.-2008, 10:47 AM   #2
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Before you went and destroyed any possibilities of getting a replacement
you should have contacted municycle.com about the issue. They would have
helped you and straightened out the problem. Now that you went and
started modifying the frame by widening the gap, theres no way to prove
you didn't introduce the problem on your own.


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