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  • legspin
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    So my hard working Rocky Mountain Blizzard has cracked at the drive side chainstay, its the silver and white version and is lovely, I’m gutted.

    As I’m a touch skint at the moment I’m thinking of replacing it with a Ragley Piglet as a temporary measure, any horror stories out there? and what shall I replace it with in the long term? looking for something to build up nice and light.

    davidtaylforth
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    Buy a 2nd hand Cotic Soul?

    bikewhisperer
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    get it repaired?
    At least put some pix up so we can tut and suck through our teeth..

    cynic-al
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    Aren’t Piglets a. not light and b. very different?

    legspin
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    I could get it repaired, has anyone had it done and how much(ish) would it cost?
    But still wouldn’t be able to get that paint job back.

    legspin
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    c) cheap

    legspin
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    The blizzard isn’t the lightest 853 frame out there. I have always ran it with a 120 fork as I felt it rode better with that than a 100.

    bm0p700f
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    The blizzard is a steel bike is it not. Why not get a Pipedream Scion R853. I have a couple hanging on the wall in the shop and they are a lovely thing.

    There are closeup photos of the frame on my website
    http://www.thecycleclinic.co.uk that are not on the pipedream site.

    cynic-al
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    A repair might no cost too much. I’ve seen people braze on wee patches.

    izakimak
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    my mates about to sell a 19.5″ blizzard frame if its any help, i think he was going to put it on ebay this week but i’ve just checked and i cant see it. Or you could get yours repaired agood frame builder will be able to do it for you.

    legspin
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    19.5 is to big for me, cheers though

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