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  1. Bummer, hope you’re ok. I would take all the salvageable parts off the bike and start looking for a new frame set.

  2. Top_Chemistry_40 on

    That’s very unfortunate. Get a job: deliver newspapers, mow lawns, rake leaves, clean vehicles, walk dogs; the list goes on.

  3. Scour ebay and fb marketplace. You can prolly find a frame for cheap. Sorry that happened, but later you will be able to look back on that incident.

  4. That’s shitty. The frame was already broken there when you bought it, so it’s really not a surprise. I’m glad to hear you didn’t hurt yourself on it. That’s a wall hanger for sure now!

    See if you have a bike co-op in your area. You can likely work off a second hand frame or see if anyone will donate one to you. You’re obv keen, reach out to others in a position to help if you want help. The cycling community can be really supportive.

  5. MattOckendon on

    Ask around. People hear that I like fixing bikes and just give them to me. I service them then usually put them on Freegle. Cycle enthusiasts are a pretty generous bunch. Most of us have bikes we’d just like to find a home for – reduce our guilt at not riding them!

  6. PondIsMyName on

    You took a wee cruncher eh. I hope you’re ok and in better shape than your ride?
    That blows!
    Wall Art now.

  7. That suck, but at least you’re OK I guess. No matter how valuable your bike is, best to have a broken bike than a broken skull.

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