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could this have really happen? 700 1987

posted by  volve on  Wed May 4 15:47 CST 2005
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I'm not a pro, but i do know the 700 series, i'm sure i have the same system as he has, but dowt the wheel would break. mabe it was a lot of pressure, but i can't see how something like that can be done, even thou the rear calaper has two bolts that hold it together. what's everybody else think of this??






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