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Franz Bestuchev
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philcycles wrote:
> Franz Bestuchev wrote:
>> A welder friend of mine spotted this hole in the weld on my frame, I'm
>> about to take it to the Trek dealer to get it evaluated. Is this a valid
>> claim?
>>
>> http://www.userealsugar.com/lemond_weld/
>
> Jeez, use some common sense. It's a tiny pin hole. It should have been
> filled before paint. You can do it-get some spot putty at the auto
> parts store. fill it and touch it up. It will affect the frame not one
> whit.
> Phil Brown
>
Yea, and a tiny little tear on the fuselage of Aloha Airlines Flight 243
resulted in this:
Aloha Airlines Flight 243 was a scheduled Boeing 737-200 flight between
Hilo and Honolulu in Hawaii. On April 28, 1988, the aircraft suffered
extensive damage after an explosive decompression inflight, but was able
to land safely at Kahului Airport on Maui. One crew member was blown out
of the airplane and another 65 passengers and crew were injured.
......
"a passenger noticed a crack in the fuselage upon boarding the aircraft
prior to the ill-fated flight but did not notify anyone of this."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aloha_Airlines_Flight_243
So...I'd rather not be riding the bike if that's a weld I should be
concerned about. Therefore I posted a question *and* posted pictures for
the evaluation of others. It doesn't appear to make a bit of difference
to the bike so I'm not concerned anymore. That makes for common sense in
my mind.
> Franz Bestuchev wrote:
>> A welder friend of mine spotted this hole in the weld on my frame, I'm
>> about to take it to the Trek dealer to get it evaluated. Is this a valid
>> claim?
>>
>> http://www.userealsugar.com/lemond_weld/
>
> Jeez, use some common sense. It's a tiny pin hole. It should have been
> filled before paint. You can do it-get some spot putty at the auto
> parts store. fill it and touch it up. It will affect the frame not one
> whit.
> Phil Brown
>
Yea, and a tiny little tear on the fuselage of Aloha Airlines Flight 243
resulted in this:
Aloha Airlines Flight 243 was a scheduled Boeing 737-200 flight between
Hilo and Honolulu in Hawaii. On April 28, 1988, the aircraft suffered
extensive damage after an explosive decompression inflight, but was able
to land safely at Kahului Airport on Maui. One crew member was blown out
of the airplane and another 65 passengers and crew were injured.
......
"a passenger noticed a crack in the fuselage upon boarding the aircraft
prior to the ill-fated flight but did not notify anyone of this."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aloha_Airlines_Flight_243
So...I'd rather not be riding the bike if that's a weld I should be
concerned about. Therefore I posted a question *and* posted pictures for
the evaluation of others. It doesn't appear to make a bit of difference
to the bike so I'm not concerned anymore. That makes for common sense in
my mind.