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		<title>Specialized Sirrus</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Specialized Sirrus in for some &#8216;sirru-ious&#8217; work. When collected, the rear derailleur was in pieces and wrapped around the rear spokes. Derailleur extricated, gear hanger gently corrected back to its original orientation, replacement gear cable and derailleur fitted and rear wheel trued and it was back to commuting duties for this one. Oh, and a new chain&#8230;always best to try and keep on top of these things if you possibly can.]]></description>
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