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adenough
540 Air
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Buzz Killington...
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BITD Good And Bad Frames n' Parts You & Mates Demolished...
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October 29, 2012, 01:23 PM »
ME:
1, Gen 1 Haro Freestyler- bent forks,
2, Pk Ripper- Snapped off @ BB, rewelded & sold to my mate for probably a mars bar
3, Burner cranks, bent completely,
4, Burner wheels, as above,
5, All 4 GT Performers were bullet proof for BITD standards, never knew of any that snapped!
6, Firebird Freestyler, my second fave to ride frameset, 80 plus front hops ,easy
MATES:
1, PK RIPPER from above, snapped completely off at headtube,
2, DP Delta 2, went at seat & chain stays,
3, Robinson mini, snapped at head tube,
4, Above was replaced by bike shop in the states for an expert, then the forks cracked,
5, Skyways cracked,
Whats Your best & worst??
(just got back from New Cross eye Hospital(Wolvo) still cant see much )
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not johndub71
Look Back
Posts: 1603
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October 29, 2012, 02:05 PM »
1> Acorn magnums; snapped two rears even though front was bulletproof.
2> Suntour Coaster hub. Pedalled back and it fell apart on Kwik Save car park. RIP.
3> Kinda mine, but also Wayne Ryders, GT Pro performer forks snapped on welds at drop outs.
4> Marlboro pro race frame, pulled back brake bridge clean off with back hops.
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ThisBitterPill
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October 29, 2012, 02:19 PM »
Quite a few stems and endless pedals until I bought SX's....
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Julian347
900 Air
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October 29, 2012, 02:32 PM »
Snapped a set of Laser-bars
Hutch Pro Racer – cracked the downtube
Cracked a Suntour rear sprocket
Bent a couple of chain rings
Buckled a few rims.
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jT Racing
BMX Overlord
Posts: 17338
i like bikes. :/
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October 29, 2012, 03:12 PM »
I had a gt performer that was cracked under the downtube between the
bend and the headtube.
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ding dong
In2 bmx
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Re: BITD Good And Bad Frames n' Parts You & Mates Demolished...
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October 29, 2012, 03:24 PM »
I must have worn out ( rounded off ) 10 set's of Suntour VX .
Mum got my some Redline flights after that ..
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Jon The Bassist
Flip-Whip
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October 29, 2012, 03:46 PM »
Despite my size I never broke a frame or forks BiTD
CW cruiser bars snapped whilst starting (replaced by Revcore bars
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Countless wheels, seatposts and bearings broken.
I moved on from SR type stems (to Pro Neck/Hutch etc) when I was about 12 but I saw many, many break so I think that was a lucky escape.
I shredded a couple of tyres.
Broken chains and freewheels (of many brands) ran into double figures easily.
I think I bent a few 1-piece cranks and bars but not snapped.
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BADDH
Look Back
Posts: 1333
BMX
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October 29, 2012, 03:54 PM »
I never broke a frame because I was only 8 stone when I was 12 bitd...
Regularly and flat spotted wheels over the jumps and once snapped a stem with my girlfriend on the back having a taxi home from school..she forgave me
Rode the pedal bearings out and bent Sugino 1pc cranks a few times...
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Live life as young as you can, for as long as you can
baldbmxer
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Re: BITD Good And Bad Frames n' Parts You & Mates Demolished...
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October 29, 2012, 03:58 PM »
Raleigh Burner - killed everything on it other than the f&f!
Hutch Pro Racer frame - cracked the head tube
Hutch Pro forks - cracked the dropouts
GT Pro Nora Cup - cracked behind the seat tube
Redline 401's = snapped pedal boss off coming out of the gate
Tuf Neck chain wheels - ripped the location bolt hole out
Seat posts - endless amounts of bent seat posts
GHP Star Bars - cracked
Renthal Bars - snapped
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rooski
540 Air
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Mons Veneris
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October 29, 2012, 06:25 PM »
Think i ruined a few seats,and buckled a few wheels.
Never really managed to break anything on any bike ive ever had,most stuff just wears out on me
I am a lucky man
Broke a headset on me mtb,forgot about that
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Peter J
BMX Nerd
Posts: 4993
I have issues
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October 29, 2012, 07:40 PM »
Pro Class Rims - Flat spotted quite a few
Renthal Bars - One set bent another snapped
SR Cranks - Cracked
Renthal Lay Back - Bent
Ripper - Seat tube snapped and bent rear stays
MKS Graphs - Snapped
MX3's - Snapped loads after falling off
OPC's - Bent
Helmet - Cracked a few
Skyway TA - Cracked fork dropout's
The only bike I had that I couldn’t break was my last racer Pro Class
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I might actually build a bike this year instead of just hoarding parts
OrgasmDonor
Berm Worm
Posts: 12037
I got the sauce for beef butterflies
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October 29, 2012, 11:29 PM »
GHP Frame DT snap
suntours stems x2 bent
robbo pro bars bent
endless 1pc sugino n takagi bent (altho takagi 180s remained my crank of choice
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401s bent
i could also never get mx1000s to work as well as the earlier 1080s? 90s? cant remember which was the size but they worked much better than 1000s and the extra flex was quite nice
on the flip side
GHP Forks, tufneck square corner stem, dc tech 3, elina LB, GT layback n suntour beartraps all saw me out, awesome products
also gotta mention i had a 1.75 comp2 on the front n a 1.75 grippa on rear, those tyres lasted me about 2 years
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deeman
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October 30, 2012, 06:59 PM »
Bent a Takagi OPC,that was about it!mostly did flatland as a kid!
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Spen69
Site Supporter
Tail Whip
Posts: 5646
It was less than TWELVE parsecs.... .
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October 31, 2012, 09:28 AM »
Utterly demolished a rear Tuff2 when imiss-judged the height of a set of steps I bunny-hopped up and snapped my chain and removed a lot of the chrome on my rear drop-outs at the same time.
Never damaged my Mongoose Cali frameset despite all the accidents I had...... But certainly sacrificed a lot of skin to the BMX gods and still do now!
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Still limping......
neil
Flip-Whip
Posts: 1813
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November 02, 2012, 11:07 AM »
Only ever broke an acs stem it snapped clean in half!
Other than that nothing due to my smooth riding
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Bamb
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November 02, 2012, 12:09 PM »
I chipped the black plastic chainring guard on my grifter !!!!
Still gutted now !!
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not johndub71
Look Back
Posts: 1603
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November 03, 2012, 11:29 AM »
Does snapping me nos ACS doubler count? Last week to blew..
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Gizmo
Rockwalk
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November 03, 2012, 07:02 PM »
Cracked one of the dropouts on my silver streak forks bitd
Got them welded at school , burnt the decal to fook
He said there stronger & better than before , yer right
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teamsano
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Re: BITD Good And Bad Frames n' Parts You & Mates Demolished...
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November 04, 2012, 11:47 PM »
hutch stem-snapped the top off from the shaft
shimano dx pedals-snapped two pairs
aero zytecs-cracked to bits in about a month
prince albert cranks-broke in 2 weeks
skyway tuff wheels-snapped a rear spoke off
landing gear forks-broke dropout clean off
hutch pro racer-frame bent, brake bridge snapped off, forks bent
raleigh burner-snapped it when i was 10
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