SlimAgainSoon

Front derailleur. Learned the hard way it was the wrong setup for my triple.

dcraver

2 sets of bars, a wheelset, rear triangle on a frame, a fork, bottom bracket, chainring

i think thats all

ianjk

At least you didn't take a core sample of your abdomen with those uncapped bars.

B:H Pusher

set of toe clips
front veep
dent in top tube
dent on downtube
2 sets of pedals
bent rear hub flange
headset

happytruck

numerous tubes, 1 rear tire, 1 pedal (R), 1 crankarm (L)
that's all, surprisingly

BoozyMcliverRot

My Bianchi I let my buddy use for a beer run and he wrecked it,causing a crack at the seat tube/top tube weld.What sucks is it was within a week after painting and rebuilding it.



And a close up of the paint....

happytruck

damn, cool paint

pirate

that is a real bummer Boozy.

-A bridgstone road frame, a shimano 600/MA40 rear wheel and a shimano 600 derailleur. I didn't break it though, a pickup truck did.
-a pedal spindle
-a toeclip bolt
-a dura-ace 7700 bottom bracket (worst bottom bracket I've ever used or seen)
-1 spoke nipple (stupid alloy)
-couple tires

BoozyMcliverRot

Yeah,thanks guys. Right now Imtrying to figure out if I wanna paint my Kilo that color.

dietstu

My Shoulder.

Flimflam

- 5600 miles on one bike (personal mileage record) - I got close to 5700 before New Years. That was counting since April when I built my IRO up.
- My personal speed record on a bike (39.5mph - on my fixed this time)
- 5 tyres.
- LS crank arm on a splined crank bike (el-cheapo Bianchi from the 70s/80s) that I ran fixed last winter. It didn't cope with the torque/stress much over 300 miles.
- A couple of tubes, most aren't "broken" but are in for repair - some did actually fail (valve breakage, etc.)
- Stainless steel brake cable, replaced with a teflon coated one.
- Set of MKS chain tensioners.
- I had to replace my chainring and cog, utlimately meaning I had to replace my rear wheel due to my old 3/32 17T cog being forcibly stuck on the hub.

- My heart. In a particularly spectacular way, yay!

Do pads count? I guess that's just wear 'n' tear.

aMull

I bent a front tire when i took a spill. I wasn't on my fixed though.

.:Jimbo:.

Is that the Duplicolor Mirage Ice paint? I messed around with a few of their color-shifting sets. Pretty trick stuff!

Well, whatever it it is, it came out nice!

BoozyMcliverRot

Duplicolor Clear Effex over black base coat.

https://www.duplicolor.com/products/effex.html

Ive used the magenta/gold Mirage on my old Schwinn Homegrown I converted to SS though.

Retrograde

I cracked my pedals and part of my bottom bracket

91MF

once i caused the plates on the surface of earth to shift when i did a wicked awesome skidz. other than that i aint broke ****.

do while x

fixxiez dont have breaks!!!!

seventythree

pyramid flip pedals(half of pedal w/ cage, other half for spd) spindle broke.
numerous tubes
1 old Mavic Rim (courtesy of young kid at bike shop) While filling the tire up the
tube/tire/rim exploded in a fantastic BLAM!

madeinjpn

I had bar endzz. They flew off.

B:H Pusher

my bottom bracket decided to crap out today so
i need to replace that now.

anyone know what size a 2001
bianchi pista bb is? , all i know is it is Italian threaded

7daysaweek

three eggbeater pedals... 2 in one race... and somehow a nice set of gloves ended up in the dryer... anyone have a 3 year old in need of some biking gloves?

buuuuut... i switched to ss in 2008 and have not broken a derailleur since... I'm also broke my record for the longest streak I've ever had without a flat... 6 months and counting with no flats on the commuter OR the mtb. (**knock on wood**)

fix

Wow, I rode and raced all year, and all I broke was:
The silver dustcover on the front of an Ultegra left STI.
The spring on a 1990 600 aero front brake.

bad news hughes

some cheap christophe straps (do not recommend), an ale toe clip (i since made the switch to soma quad gates), several tubes (naturally), a chainring bolt (how i don't know), and stripped the lockring thread on a formula hub (d'oh!).. maybe some other stuff i forgot about

diaper eater

steel dropout inserts. 4 spokes (2 leading 2 trailing in rear and im 200lbs lols). stripped a hub. stripped the puller threads on my crank arm. lockon grips. pedal.

and 1 spoke on my dirtjump bike

elTwitcho

A pedal (cheap plastic "track pedal" that came with the bike, lasted about a week and a half)
Mangled my seat in a crash, but was pretty glad I took most of the damage and my bike was ok
A helmet from goin sideways over the bars (see above)

Not much else. I'm sure I ruined some part or other working on my bike without bothering to learn the correct way to do it but whatever it was escapes me right now.