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  1. Hey everybody So I have a really old Cosmos bike (~50 years) that was from my mom's godfather. Recently I've shipped the bike to Hungary where I'm currently working. My girlfriend's dad and me fixed the bike up but we noticed that the back wheel has an inward bent that really annoys me when I'm riding. There are no side bent as we tweaked those already. How should I got about this? Should I just buy a new wheel or should we try to true it?
  2. Rave about an (almost) tragic accident: For real technical expertise, Dr George (PhD) is the only place to go. Everyone had warned me about getting a roof rack for my car. Needless to say, after one month of bike transport bliss, I slammed my gold vintage Falcon (hand made in Britain) into the carport. The bike was mangled - frame bent, handle bars bent, both wheels locked and warped. A total write-off. That is, until Dr George (he has a PhD from a Canadian University) at Mean Machines bikes got his hands on it. Unlike other bike shops, Dr George has 35 years of experience and does all the work himself. My gold Falcon was returned to me after a week and I couldn't be happier The before and after pics show just how good the repair is. Before After (only a slight bend remaining after cold bending) For real technical expertise, my vote goes to Dr George at Mean Machines in Germiston. As with all doctors, its best to make an appointment: 071 656 4207 or 071 6591097 *** Updated: Close up picture of repaired bend *** -Andrew
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