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Old 08-15-23, 07:10 PM
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big ding on the down tube

me again - with a whole ‘nother rescue attempt

i picked up a $30 Origin8 Fix8 frame. Kind of a very low end Taiwan TIG fixed gear frame. I hope Taiwanese.
It was FB advertised with a stuck BB. I opted to take on the challenge. And a stuck seat post.

before I put more sweat into those issues, is this down tube ding of any concern?
When I picked up the frame my first thought was the ding is in an area of tension, so it won’t get worse. And before I repaint, I’ll roll it in wood blocks and bondo.

Any comments- as always-appreciated.




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I wouldn't be too worried about this dent. Fill away but do monitor. Andy
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