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unadjustable

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Adj.1.unadjustable - not adjustable
fixed - securely placed or fastened or set; "a fixed piece of wood"; "a fixed resistor"
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Front suspension is unadjustable 41mm units as opposed to up-side-down adjustable versions and two pot caliper brakes replace four pot Tokicos.
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Front suspension is unadjustable 41mm units as opposed to up-side-down adjustable versions and two pot caliper brakes replace four pot Tokicos.
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Most of the quality adjustments were calculated for changes in the caller ID variable and brand-name changes, and most of the non-comparable substitutions had unadjustable quality changes, such as an expandable phone system capability and extra handsets included with the system.
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