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Old 08-09-22, 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Redbullet
Thanks for the answers, I really appreciate. It looks that almost everybody assesses that safety assurance (for frame and fork) can not be obtained. I assume that a bike repair shop will issue a similar statement.
While you may find someone that can repair the damage, I think you're dreaming if you expect someone else to accept the liability(the outcome of a "safety assurance") for you riding the frame/fork. What would they have to gain from such a transaction? I doubt their insurance company would allow them to make such an assurance.
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