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A brand new bike that has a bent frame

One day I'll buy something that isn't broke

You don't have any luck do you?

No I dont Kwacky

Bike was a present for my wife too. Only noticed when I had finished assembly it and was setting the seat height for her. You can't lower the seat fully as the seat tube is bent

Just arrived. Look ok but not fitted them yet. Fingers crossed there ok. I need to buy something that isn't broke, just at least once

Manufacturing at its finest Blade!!

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Are you sure it’s not meant to be curved, Blade? Some mountain bikes have curved seat post tubes to allow for rear wheel movement on suspension bikes.

duke63 wrote:Are you sure it’s not meant to be curved, Blade? Some mountain bikes have curved seat post tubes to allow for rear wheel movement on suspension bikes.

The seat can't be lowered more than a couple of inches. My lad has the same bike and same frame size and his goes all the way down so I think so buddy, yes.

A Blueray DVD The incredible Burt Wonderstone and my postal vote

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New sun lounger cushions!

A wnning ticket to the Ducati hospitality dinner at Donington on the Thursday before the race weekend courtesy of the Ducati Sporting Club.

Ooh very nice! Think of us now won't you! haha

duke63 wrote:A wnning ticket to the Ducati hospitality dinner at Donington on the Thursday before the race weekend courtesy of the Ducati Sporting Club.

Git.

Old pension company wrote to me, got it through the post yesterday, i havent read it yet ive been trying to transfer all the funds to my new pension, fingers crossed it says everything has gone to plan

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a couple of CDs from Amazon. Yep, I still buy CDs.

Puig touring screen. It looks massive.

Blade wrote:

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You could just cut the seatpost....50-75mm is all you really need....certainly not less than 50 though.

A pet dryer, for drying the bike because I can spend as long drying it as i like and theres always drips... And some abba stand pins for a KTM...

Stonesie wrote:A pet dryer, for drying the bike because I can spend as long drying it as i like and theres always drips... And some abba stand pins for a KTM...

Please do a review on this, ive toyed with the idea of getting one myself but cant justify the money if only using a handful of times a year etc and wouldnt want to throw my money away on sometjing thay just doesnt work lol

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