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Old 06-07-19, 11:18 AM
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Clyde1820
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
... we may conclude that there is no part of a bicycle, including such innocent-seeming structures as levers and baby bolts, which cannot cause grievous harm to the rider or nearby people and objects in the event of a crash.
^ This.


Wouldn't dissuade me from a given product, unless the product itself showed a solid propensity to injure or fail.

As you say, most any part of a bike and one's gear can be involved in injury, in the event of a crash. All it takes is falling hard enough, or Murphy watching.

BTDT, on a handful of occasions over the decades, with other parts of the bike, with the ground, with tree branches, with the old elongated "tail fins" from 1950s/1960s GM cars, etc.
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