Damaged my frame, repair, replace or just ride? *Update pg2*

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AGW
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by AGW

Calfee said the stays only needed to be wrapped. In fact, I got an email this morning that the repairs are already complete. Shimano also warrantied me a new RD, albeit in the stainless finish.

There are two spokes on the wheel that are bent, but it's otherwise OK. I'll have the spokes replaced and that'll be that.

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by HammerTime2

Were you running the derailleur in its stock configuration, or did you try using pulley wheels with more teeth, a la madcow, and with similar results?

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by AGW

Completely stock. I went from a 27t to 25t cassette without adjusting the chain length, but that adds length if anything. And the cassette change was in December.

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by AGW

Calfee does great work.

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by duvivr6

Sweet looking repair, how much did it end up costing you?

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by AGW

$300 for each chain stay and $100 for a "clear coat", which clearly involved some repainting and pinstriping to blend it.

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