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Why did this happen?
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One or more chainring bolts got loose / broke and fell out = tacoed chainring due to plate buckling.
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Too much HTFU juice, not enough CYFB [check your f**k**g bike] jam
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You must have Hoy's legs.
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Green chains are known to be corrosive.
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Ma$hed 2 hard br3h
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you divided by zero.
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u lock through chainring was a bad choice.
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Originally Posted by TejanoTrackie
(Post 13508676)
One or more chainring bolts got loose / broke and fell out = tacoed chainring due to plate buckling.
Originally Posted by GMJ
(Post 13508762)
You must have Hoy's legs.
Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
(Post 13508801)
Green chains are known to be corrosive.
Originally Posted by solbrothers
(Post 13508843)
Ma$hed 2 hard br3h
Originally Posted by Philthy Bastard
(Post 13509302)
you divided by zero.
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Haha. It's actually my friend. I thought it might also be the quality of the crank- but no one mentioned that so I guess it's probably just my br3h ma$shing too hardz. Is this a common occurrence though?
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Sure, for people who don't know how to use an allen wrench.
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Done that before. Learned to periodically check my chainring bolts.
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Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
(Post 13509475)
Sure, for people who don't know how to use an allen wrench.
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=227549 |
"something sounds weired" ...keeps riding, "something feels wrong"...keeps riding, BANG..."I don't know what happend?!?!?!"
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Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
(Post 13509475)
Sure, for people who don't know how to use an allen wrench.
And for the record, never ever had that happen before. Not one time. |
Guy at my LBS had that happen when he swapped chainrings and forgot to fully tighten all his bolts after just getting them started. He actually lost a whole arm off his spider too because of it.
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