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Originally Posted by unterhausen
I'm also curious to know where it bent. I'm not sure seat stays will stop damage like this though. Had to scroll back to see if Andy used plate for clearance, but he didn't. I imagine it bent at the wheel clearance potato chips though.
All I've done is to pull the cranks off at this point (had to show it to coworkers as a mater of pride. One of our wrenches is quite the down hiller and he was impressed) It looks like your suggestion are where the bends happened. I can easily see the flat strip yoke bent and the chainstays around the scallops also look like their hinge point. Makes sense with the least lateral cross section. Andy
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