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Originally Posted by erileykc
This is the current version yes. I don't have documentation of the geometry for my 2018 bike. When I bought Rad offered a small and large frame and mine is the large version. I have no idea how that relates to what is now, as you say, a one size fits all bike.
Do you have a photo of the bike configured like you were riding it?

Measure the seat tube from the middle of the bottom bracket to... I like to measure to the top of the top tube. But, some might measure to the top of the mast.

Like I said, start hunting for a good local welding shop that does aluminum. But, you could end up paying a couple hundred bucks for the repair, and it won't necessarily blend the paint perfectly. But, it could get you back on the road.

I can't say if it would be stronger or weaker than the original, or if other faults would eventually show up. With a long enough seat post, the mast failing like it did should be uncomfortable, but shouldn't cause a crash.

Obviously other failures like a dual headtube failure could be far more dangerous.
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