Cant seem to get aliment done right.
#12
No way just a curb impact bent the frame. It would trash a wheel and/or spindle first. Had to be previous damage.
IMHO, I'd ship it and go. Unless it's structurally unsound, having the caster off is only a minor issue as long as they can get the toe and camber in check. It might tug a little or a lot, but no reason to just toss it away. But that's just me.
IMHO, I'd ship it and go. Unless it's structurally unsound, having the caster off is only a minor issue as long as they can get the toe and camber in check. It might tug a little or a lot, but no reason to just toss it away. But that's just me.
#13
Well if he lives in the rust belt I've seen some drastically rusted frames just on this forum so just a curb hit could do it he also said he bent a rim.
I ran over a curb in heavy rain didn't damage anything you just couldn't see it and it was in a large mall parking lot at night were a curb shouldn't be, like an area divider I guess.
If he bent a rim he hit hard
I ran over a curb in heavy rain didn't damage anything you just couldn't see it and it was in a large mall parking lot at night were a curb shouldn't be, like an area divider I guess.
If he bent a rim he hit hard