A Sunday ride on my Scott went .......Snap, Crackle,Pop
08-10-14, 07:10 PM
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I was doing a steady Candace and no shifting ..........then KA-----BAM ! I'am real finicky about my bike maintance and how clean they are , I try to look 'um over after each ride , it would just bug me to much to piece it back together, its toast , put a fork in it , lol
08-10-14, 08:48 PM
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What setup had ye? One time my LBS convinced me I could install a new 12x30 rear cassette and mate it to the original short-cage RD and 53x39 FD without replacing the chain or derailleur . . . and without issue.
Turns out, there were issues.
Turns out, there were issues.
08-10-14, 09:01 PM
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I was doing a steady Candace and no shifting ..........then KA-----BAM ! I'am real finicky about my bike maintance and how clean they are , I try to look 'um over after each ride , it would just bug me to much to piece it back together, its toast , put a fork in it , lol
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08-10-14, 09:07 PM
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08-10-14, 09:15 PM
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A slight bump while under stress might have jumped the chain into the spokes. I can't think of another action that could have caused the damage. Those dork disc's only need to work once to make up for their "look". Bummer about the bicycle. Glad you're OK.
08-10-14, 09:23 PM
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I agree with you. I wouldn't try to recover that frame with two problems. If you're the original owner, see if Scott will replace the frame. If you're not the original owner, I'd just look on ebay for a replacement frame and start from there. At some point you have to ask, "is my life worth the cost of a frame?"
quite abit heavier but a fun ride.
08-10-14, 09:49 PM
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I was doing a steady Candace and no shifting ..........then KA-----BAM ! I'am real finicky about my bike maintance and how clean they are , I try to look 'um over after each ride , it would just bug me to much to piece it back together, its toast , put a fork in it , lol
08-11-14, 05:40 AM
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If the hanger wasn't split (didn't notice that in the slightly blurry pic until it was pointed out by the OP), then something like this would be the fix for the hanger: Wheels MFG Drop Out Saver For Thick > Accessories > Tools > Frame Tools | Jenson USA
08-11-14, 05:51 AM
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I'll have a moment of silence for your loss. :sad:
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08-11-14, 06:23 AM
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Fixie?
08-11-14, 08:06 AM
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Lol.. The other before pic was showing your rd in a painful cross chain. "You know, Yer gonna make yer deraileurs broke doin' that"
08-11-14, 10:04 AM
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If you weren't shifting how would the chain just come off the big cog into the spokes? And how did that rip the braze on rivets out of the tube and move the chain from the small ring up and over the big ring?
08-11-14, 10:32 AM
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I love the look of the original version of the CR1 and have been wanting to buy an old frame off ebay, but the non-replaceable hanger is the big reason I don't.
08-11-14, 11:05 AM
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Hey op, i know this is off topic, but how do you like those vuelta corsa superlites? Im getting a set at the end of the month and am excited like a fat kid in a candy shop!! Will shave over 400 grams off me bike!
08-11-14, 11:13 AM
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turn it into a single speed
08-11-14, 12:16 PM
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They give a good ride and you Cannot beat them for the price and weight ! Check into Topolinos as well they weigh in around 1525g , I had a set on my Cannondale System Six , those where the best wheels I ever had ridden on , a used set very seldom pop up on EBay, I watched for a month until some listed and I hit the buy it now button very quickly , they normally price out around 400.
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08-11-14, 01:01 PM
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A friend of mine has a Scott frame that had a failure that left the RD inoperable. Not as bad as the OP, thankfully, but leaves one wondering about these particular CF frames..
08-11-14, 06:37 PM
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I"am not into the single speed thing , but this thing would make one crazy light SS ! I might put it on ebay for someone into that scene, frame , fork and headset with a Bontrager 100mm stem and let them know with pictures of the hanger, so keep a eye out for it on eBay soon , very soon !
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