I grabbed those pics offa the Busted Carbon RSS feed.
but he bought it NOS
uhh, i have one of those stems i can send you free buffaloe bill
itās a giant turd though
mine is not cracked
Received refund, people clean up their act so quick these days when thereās the possibility of bad feedback
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Needed a mechanic to take off his stem? Must have had his āassistantā ebay it. Srsly tho, how do you sell something without seeing that? His story doesnāt even make sense. Probably has a āhousekeeperā to wipe his ass too.
Or just tryina scam and got busted. Or maybe he really is that clueless will get naturally selected coz stupid.

Is that one of those new Softride saddles?
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The text says itās JRA, but I find that a little too fantastic to believe. Maybe it failed JRA, but it must have been impacted well before.
Agreed. Iāve had some pretty gnarly failures JRA but I never assumed the damage was from JRA. Not at that level of catastrophic failure.
Yeah, Iām guessing that the Trek was previously intimate with a large, inanimate object.
Roof rack x garage collabo?
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DriveThru. I just rode my carpet fiber 10 miles, now imma get me a whopper.
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iād bet my left nut on it
i suspect that the rest of the bike was just trying to get as far away from that bartape as possible.
Happened a couple weeks ago:
It kept developing play when I was swapping saddles back and forth testing them, and then one day it just wouldnāt get tight and I looked at it carefully.
The bolt had started bedding into the carbon, and it got to the point that the washer ovalized, cracked, and became an auger:
Traditional single-bolt seatposts just shouldnāt be full-carbon.
The seatpost binder bolt on my ALAN turned out to be aluminum too:

I think what Iāll end up doing is extracting the remainder of the bolt from the nut, and making a custom aluminum washer so I can use a normal stainless bolt.
Just in case anyone is interested, the dude in this picture is a young Grant Hackett, multiple Olympic gold medal winner and world champion swimmer. [/cool story bro]
Having recently seen a spinergy up close and personal for the first time, I donāt see how anyone could possibly have thought that that was a good idea.
Pretty much.
āHey, letās rivet these at some stress points.ā
There is local guy here in Vegas who just won the 4 man race across america on those wheels⦠He claims to have raced cross on them to.


