Don't forget the reason for "No edit capacity". When you post something on
google groups, you are sending an email. The reason you can't edit a
google groups post is the same reason you can't edit an email that you've
sent to dozens of people. The fact that almost all of us view google
Oh no, I guess I spoke too soon. That's a real bummer!
On Fri, Nov 17, 2023 at 10:01 AM Garth wrote:
> Oh heck, just one click embiggens the photo in it's own tab. (No edit
> capacity is maddening...)
>
> On Friday, November 17, 2023 at 12:59:02 PM UTC-5 Garth wrote:
>
>> That's definitely a
Oh heck, just one click embiggens the photo in it's own tab. (No edit
capacity is maddening...)
On Friday, November 17, 2023 at 12:59:02 PM UTC-5 Garth wrote:
> That's definitely a crack in the tube Ted. Whichever frame builder you
> take it to will also inspect the other relevant tubes, plus
That's definitely a crack in the tube Ted. Whichever frame builder you take
it to will also inspect the other relevant tubes, plus the fork. That would
be an opportune time to add any braze-ons to the frame too, and well maybe
you'd like another color as there's nothing like choosing your own !
Is it just the blister on the top of the tube, or does it look wrinkled on
the sides too? Sorry, not really able to tell on my screen. If it's just
that blister on top, it could very well just be from poor paint bonding due
to debris or maybe it wasn't cleaned well enough after brazing I'd
Yup, bought this bike brand new when the last run of Appaloosas went live.
Built it up a few months ago and I've ridden it pretty much daily since. It
is almost certainly fixable. There are several reputable frame builders in
my area and I'm sure any one of them could replace the tube if needed...
New bike and you are the original owner correct?
looks a little scary and if you are the only owner hopping down stairs
sounds
like the culprit
see what riv says but not sure this would be a warranty issue...but it's
prob
fixable
good luck!
sorry for shifty typing
On Friday, November 17,