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Ebay has a grate very underused "ask mthe seller a question" function. It provides a great way to ensure one is doing business with the right sort of people, and can be a source of endless amusement - personally, I like to ensure all my stuff comes from a smoke and pet free home which can be confusing for someone selling a MTB BB. If I was in the crazy position of spending over a grand on a used thing frim smeone I dunnow, and I was not going to go and collect, I'd be sure to excercise the function to reduce the likelyhood of diapointment.
I dont think the dings are sturturally relevant.
You could "repair#2 it with filler!
You could have a go with ebay's item not as described process. You might just end up sending it back, and getting a refund, so yud end up just out by the postage.
Hi, recently bought an AM7 from Ebay for £1180. It looked like it had been well used, components were mismatched and past their prime. I planned on a restore using the frame as a base as there was no mention of frame damage. Upon unpacking I found two 1p sized dents on one of the top tubes, a couple of inches apart.
They may not look so bad but I am worried as the tubes are thin and small diameter. What kind of effect do you think this would have on structural integrity?
Repairable?
If repairable what do you think is a fair ask of the seller, based on the fact the majority of the value is in the frame? I would like recompense but want to be fair to both of us.
Cheers!