Old 12-01-22, 11:18 PM
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Clark W. Griswold
 
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Originally Posted by MattyWillPDX
If it were my bike I'd rub it with a diaper, but there's something nice about a tool well used. Someone Else's!!
Make sure it isn't used...LOL


I think most of my bikes have some sort of scratching as long as no damage to the integrity of the frame not an issue. On a lower cost bike it is less of a fret but really if you are worried about paint issues get a titanium bike and you can just use a scrubbing pad to remove imperfections and it won't rust or anything so it is perfect for that. That is why I built my mountain bikes out of titanium, I can beat them up and they still look good and if I do get rough with it I can get it back to looking really good easily.
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