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Old 05-31-20, 02:54 PM
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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




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Old 05-31-20, 04:43 PM
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Impressive!

That is some serious rust.
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Originally Posted by WGB
Impressive!

That is some serious rust.
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.
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Old 05-31-20, 04:57 PM
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Wow. That's pretty impressively eaten from the inside out. Perhaps it was a floater at one time?

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Anchored a lobster trap? Or

those South American steel eating termites are dangerous.
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L-O-N-G SHOT:

Do you live in the North? Maybe it had some long weathered nights in acid rain?
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