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If your video did not identify any cracks. I could not see any then that frame is good to go. What is your intended use and your skill level?
Yeah it’s clear of cracks, I’m planning to do hare-scrambles more than moto. Im supposed to be moving to B class In hare scrambles.
I think that it will be fine.
Well, my first thought at the OPs saying it was a Hard Enduro bike being re-purposed, was Why The F**k did you Not run a skid plate?
But, at the end , he said he did.
What sort, to let such gouging of the frame happen?
I run Boulder Busters of my own make to Not have such damage - But yet / yes, you can Still Ding a cradle tube with big enough hits. My old Beast has a couple of (very minor) dings after near on a 1/4 of a Century of clobbering things, even with my Boulder Busters fitted.
Watch the frame like a Hawk, even when Much of the strength from the swingarm pivot area / plates to the downtube Is provided by the rear engine / swingarm interface, And, the lower forward and front engine mounts.
I very much doubt the OP will have a problem.
However, Observation and Caution are key things to go by, with this.
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You can take a grinder and flap wheel and smooth out all the rough stuff which COULD but likely won’t develop stress cracks over time. Besides that nothing to worry about really.
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