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Old 07-22-22, 03:07 PM
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Originally Posted by smd4
Yes, it is. On anything other than a kid's bike. It's a shortcut, pure and simple.
On a new, relatively expensive bike, I’d tend to agree but for someone rehabbing a classic / vintage bike that has suffered some level of abuse, misuse or disuse and needs a replacement seat post to bring it back to its former glory, using a shim would, IMHO & perhaps that of others, be completely acceptable. Restoration to museum quality would be an exception.
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