I'm not sure how the guy snapped his frame like that, I hope he wasn't moving at a high rate of speed when it happened. The audio is in Dutch (I think) so I can't understand what he is saying. Anyone care to translate?
I'm not sure how the guy snapped his frame like that, I hope he wasn't moving at a high rate of speed when it happened. The audio is in Dutch (I think) so I can't understand what he is saying. Anyone care to translate?
I'm not sure how the guy snapped his frame like that, I hope he wasn't moving at a high rate of speed when it happened. The audio is in Dutch (I think) so I can't understand what he is saying. Anyone care to translate?
J. Spaceman
Yes it's Dutch. This guy shows his Eddy Merckx frame after a race in the hills in the southern part of the Netherlands. In a descent he had to avoid somebody else because his brakes didn't work to well in the wet. He went through a ditch and suddenly his frame broke in two pieces.
I'm not sure how the guy snapped his frame like that, I hope he wasn't moving at a high rate of speed when it happened. The audio is in Dutch (I think) so I can't understand what he is saying. Anyone care to translate?
J. Spaceman
Yes it's Dutch. This guy shows his Eddy Merckx frame after a race in the hills in the southern part of the Netherlands. In a descent he had to avoid somebody else because his brakes didn't work to well in the wet. He went through a ditch and suddenly his frame broke in two pieces.
I'm not sure how the guy snapped his frame like that, I hope he wasn't moving at a high rate of speed when it happened. The audio is in Dutch (I think) so I can't understand what he is saying. Anyone care to translate?
J. Spaceman
Yes it's Dutch. This guy shows his Eddy Merckx frame after a race in the hills in the southern part of the Netherlands. In a descent he had to avoid somebody else because his brakes didn't work to well in the wet. He went through a ditch and suddenly his frame broke in two pieces.
Lou
By the way this frame was three weeks old...
Lou
Not an accurate translation.
You missed out the trunk bit,
He went through a ditch in to the wood and hit a tree trunk.
>> >> I'm not sure how the guy snapped his frame like that, I hope he wasn't >> moving at a high rate of speed when it happened. The audio is in
Lou Holtman said:
By the way this frame was three weeks old...
He should have bought a Bianchi.
Why?
Inside joke. You know how occasionally somebody will post a question, then start arguing with the answers? Recently, for example, a lady inquired here about a touring frame for herself, then treated every answer as if it were irrelevant, wrong, an attack, or all three, stating exactly why she thought so and treating the people who wrote answers like dirt. A couple/three years ago somebody reported that his Bianchi frame failed, and Bianchi's response to his claim against the warranty did not satisfy him. That thread went well into the hundreds of messages. I am sure someone can direct you to it. Can we search the archive for threads that transcend a given message count?
A couple/three years ago somebody reported that his Bianchi frame failed, and Bianchi's response to his claim against the warranty did not satisfy him. That thread went well into the hundreds of messages. I am sure someone can direct you to it. Can we search the archive for threads that transcend a given message count?
I'm not sure how the guy snapped his frame like that, I hope he wasn't moving at a high rate of speed when it happened. The audio is in Dutch (I think) so I can't understand what he is saying. Anyone care to translate?
J. Spaceman
Yes it's Dutch. This guy shows his Eddy Merckx frame after a race in the hills in the southern part of the Netherlands. In a descent he had to avoid somebody else because his brakes didn't work to well in the wet. He went through a ditch and suddenly his frame broke in two pieces.
Lou
Not really impressed of the quality of the frame.
Don't see so many broken fibres; more results of lamination, bad bonding and fixation of right and left half of frame tube.
M.
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