Poor 28er...
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Poor 28er...
Hi, greetings from Uruguay, i'm leaving some.photos of a poor wrecked 28 old bike.
Got it for 24 dollars (1100 uruguayan pesos) and Parted it out because of the frame being so damaged
Got it for 24 dollars (1100 uruguayan pesos) and Parted it out because of the frame being so damaged
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Impressive!
That is some serious rust.
That is some serious rust.
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sure, i gave her the last ride, pretty long distance, rear tyre was flat but i managed to go as fast as i was convinced it was safe. Just selling the wheels made me recover the money and have nice parts such as cranks, stem, handlebar
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South American rust looks pretty nasty.
Hope you made a few pesos with the parts.
Hope you made a few pesos with the parts.
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Anchored a lobster trap? Or
those South American steel eating termites are dangerous.
those South American steel eating termites are dangerous.