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Gnarcore Trick = Bent Fork
I was bruxxing harsh tricks on my fixie last night going downhill mondo quick, my foot slipped into the spokes and jammed itself into the fork causing the bike to frontflip over my head, and dump me on the pavement. My foot is smashed to hell, but the real problem is that the sudden weight impact on the fork bent it backwards an inch, which means my wheel rubs the downtube when it points straight. Any suggestions on how to bend the steel fork back? tie a 2X4 to a jumbo jet or something!?
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get a new fork
What's bruxxing? |
check the toptube and downtube too
i flipped a bike and, along with the fork, warped the frame too edit: to answer your question, new fork or take it to the LBS, granted it's really bent |
Lol.
trolling |
Thats some interesting vocabulary you got there. Sucks about the bike though.
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Sounds painfull. pics?
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Originally Posted by Rhythm of Life
(Post 9533373)
Lol.
trolling |
So, if I'm after some street cred, should I work on my bruxxing or my whipskitting?
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Both are last year. Move on to bruxxitting. That's where you tape a pigeon to your spokes and run over a puppy.
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lol front flip over head.
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trolls trolling trolls
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My foots alright, but in response to the question, it's not THAT bent, I can still pop-shove-it into a no hands freebie without it pulling to the left. I have to keep the front tire at 60psi to give it enough clearance to prevent dangerous chaffing, but inadequate tire pressure has almost quadrupled my 50km commute to work. My roommate and I were thinking about flipping the fork around and putting the same pressure on the frame as when I bruxxed myself. How much stress can the steer tube take?
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Originally Posted by kyselad
(Post 9533708)
Both are last year. Move on to bruxxitting. That's where you tape a pigeon to your spokes and run over a puppy.
That picture in the last post is positively disgusting. |
Originally Posted by Brownrice
(Post 9533226)
I was bruxxing harsh tricks on my fixie last night going downhill mondo quick, my foot slipped into the spokes and jammed itself into the fork causing the bike to frontflip over my head, and dump me on the pavement. My foot is smashed to hell, but the real problem is that the sudden weight impact on the fork bent it backwards an inch, which means my wheel rubs the downtube when it points straight. Any suggestions on how to bend the steel fork back? tie a 2X4 to a jumbo jet or something!?
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Just a friendly reminder: when posting gory photos you need to have a warning and just post the link.
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