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- stumpy
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- Broken Bikes/Parts
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- Mar 16, 2014 at 10:58Mar 16, 2014
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Vukovar, Croatia
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jalevetZe
(Mar 16, 2014 at 11:19)
ajjjjj,pa kako cickavi majka mu stara? 
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I am well aware of that 
You need to make a custom dropout that takes place of the part of the frame that is broken, and bond it to the frame.
You need to make a custom dropout that takes place of the part of the frame that is broken, and bond it to the frame.
. so bending warm seatstay back is not a great idea?- 1 0
It will break.
Just to make sure the definitions are right.
Could you post a pic with an arrow on what you call a seat stay?
From what I see, all that's bent is the the dropout and the gear dropout.
Just to make sure the definitions are right.
Could you post a pic with an arrow on what you call a seat stay?
From what I see, all that's bent is the the dropout and the gear dropout.
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But before you get too deep into fixing it, have you looked for a spare rear end?
Could be fairly cheap.
Could be fairly cheap.
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this bikemarkt.mtb-news.de/article/215231-specialized-stumpjumper-xc-pro-2001-sitzstrebe
or cnc-ing that custom dropout then gluing it,..
or homemade(pro) steel seatstay, as brigand said.
or cnc-ing that custom dropout then gluing it,..
or homemade(pro) steel seatstay, as brigand said.
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For 30€ I'd just buy that one.
You don't have to CNC, but can just cut and file it by hand though.
Steel you don't want, when the rest is aluminium.
You don't have to CNC, but can just cut and file it by hand though.
Steel you don't want, when the rest is aluminium.