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  1. Did you ask guys at the shop though?
    If I were you, I wouldn’t ride it just because I would be always nervous about what would happen 

  2. This probably means the front steer tube and in extension the forks have been pushed back by the impact which unfortunately means your frame is cucked

  3. That’s not a dent, your whole front end is bent inwards and these are creases of the bottom tube caving in. That frame is done for.

  4. What a huge crash must have been to bent a titanium tube like this! Don’t ride it because it’s compromised and also the geometry is screwed because now the wheel base is probably shorter. 😅

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    I do not know titanium enough, but I would say no, even if it’s safe, it will ride very differently.

    In steel, it’s no.

    In aluminium, it’s no.

    In carbon, this does not seem possible.

  6. I’ve been involved with many custom Enigma builds, their frames are incredibly well made but a crashed and deformed frame is a crashed and deformed frame. I’d replace the frame and fork and look to sell the frame as scrap material, titanium is definitely worth recycling.

  7. It’s titanium…it’s not going to break. Now whether or not it effects the geometry of the bike is another matter

  8. Frame i FUBAR. I would never ride it again. Quite common when you’re in a front collision that the fram will fold like this.

    It’s not just a buckle, it’s scrap.

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