Risk of breakage?
At what point are aluminum MTBs too old and there is a risk of a serious defect?
7 years? 10? 11 years?
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Wenn es dir um den Rahmen geht: Ja, ein Alu-Rahmen kann eben brechen. Er bricht plötzlich, ohne dass man vorher etwas sieht. Ob und wann das passiert, liegt daran, wer das Rad gefahren hat, wie es gefahren wurde und wie gut das Alu ist. 11 Jahre sind da schon nicht komplett unbedenklich.
Die dicken Reifen und die Federgabel eines Mountainbikes federn aber den Rahmen ab. Trotzdem, war der Vorbesitzer ein 120 Kilo schwerer Downhiller, würde ich die Finger davon lassen.
Great answer. Thank you. 🙂👍👍👍👍👍
Yes, unfortunately, most people forget a lot of information… And I don't care if it looks new; it's 11 years old, it's 11 years old. And anyone can just claim they never rode downhill with it…
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Das reine Alter in Jahren hat nichts zu sagen. Außer vielleicht beim Gummi der Reifen oder bei Dichtungen einer hydraulischen Bremse. Darauf zu achten, ist aber ganz normale Wartung.
Die Frage ist eher, wie sorgfältig das Fahrrad gepflegt wurde.