The first/many time(s) your new/old bike falls to the ground
01-02-16, 02:01 PM
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The first/many time(s) your new/old bike falls to the ground
Yup right after I attached the lock and stood up my helmet hit the handlebars and made it fall straight to the pavement and hard. landed on the drive train side as well
I hated dropping my old mtb that has a ton of miles and I REALLY hate dropping low mile road bikes
01-02-16, 07:12 PM
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Ah gravity...
G = (6.67428۪ ± 0.00067)(10^-11)(m^3)( kg^-1)(s^-2)
Can't fight it.
G = (6.67428۪ ± 0.00067)(10^-11)(m^3)( kg^-1)(s^-2)
Can't fight it.
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Bummer- hope it didn't damage your new seatpost bolt! https://www.bikeforums.net/road-cycli...post-bolt.html
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Well, if you didnt damage the shifters or derailleur, no biggie , its gonna happen . Been there .
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