Just got this Rocky Mountain solo A50 in from Jenson. Right seat stay is pretty bent in from shipping. This feels too dangerous to ride. Would you keep it or return?
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Send it back.
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I rode an aluminum bianchi frame that was similarly bent in a car accident – for 10k miles. I got it for free, so I rode it. Of course you should send your frame back, you paid for a straight one.
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Send it back.
I rode an aluminum bianchi frame that was similarly bent in a car accident – for 10k miles. I got it for free, so I rode it. Of course you should send your frame back, you paid for a straight one.