Trek 500 Series (bent frame)

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Frame / Size / Year:
Steel/Bent

Handlebars / Stem:
Bent

Fork / Headset:
N/A

Front Wheel / Hub / Rim / Tire:
Bent

Rear Wheel / Hub / Rim / Tire:
N/A

Crankset / Bottom Bracket:
N/A

Saddle / Seat Post:
N/A

Pedals / Chain:
N/A

Gearing / Chainring / Misc.:
N/A

Notes:

Sadly this bike frame is now bent downwards after me being hit by a motorcyclist. I am alright, but for the bike it is not doing too well. The front rim and handlebars were bent along with the frame. I did get a new bike though, its nothing special, but it looks pretty sweet.

People who friended this bike tennis159, mattskats, SFCC, Lord_Athlon

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Chocolate

Submitted by alex on 05/05/2008.

Delicious colors.

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Or

Submitted by Sean Scandalous on 04/30/2008.

Instead of getting a new stem, you could just lower the seat and it would solve your height issue.-Sean Scandalous

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my bad

Submitted by SFCC on 05/01/2008.

i stated the problem differently and changed it to what I meant now

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Uhh, what?

Submitted by joshua on 04/30/2008.

This is bad advice, especially if you can't see the person riding the bike. Your position on the saddle and the reach on the stem are totally unrelated. You should never sacrifice your proper place on the saddle to accommodate an ill-fitting stem. Instead, replace the stem with one that fits.

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No,

Submitted by Sean Scandalous on 06/05/2008.

The problem was stated differently before. You are right, but in what he described before, the problem sounded like a height issue with the saddle sitting too high.-Sean Scandalous

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Trek 500 Series (bent frame)

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my bad

Uhh, what?

No,

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