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  1. Lost_Organizations on

    If it’s carbon you might be able to get that fixed by a pro, if it’s aluminum then it’s hooped

  2. machinationstudio on

    No. Please don’t ride it.

    I doubt you can fix it cheaper than buying a new bike or frame.

    If your home insurance covers it, get a new bike. If not, harvest the components and research a frame that you can use most of them in.

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