it's getting expensive this cycling lark

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Last time out chain snapped, cost me £80 for new chain, cassette & cassette tool as I broke one trying to get it undone. Out today & the bracket on my rack broke, another £45


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ianrauk

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Who ever said cycling is cheap ain't a scooby what they're talking about ^_^
 
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I'd be surprised if I've spend more than a grand on cycling in the last 20 years. I do it because it is cheap.
I'd be surprised if you hadn't, £50 a year to go across all your bikes, tyres, tubes, chains, clothing is not a lot
as for pheaton's bracket, that looks reparable if it's just a pin that's snapped.
Fix that clamp easy :okay:
Can’t you just get a new hinge pin?
Yep an easy fix, but it came with a 2 year warranty, before I repair I'll see if it's worth the ink on the screen.
 

MontyVeda

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I'd be surprised if you hadn't, £50 a year to go across all your bikes, tyres, tubes, chains, clothing is not a lot.
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only one bike and don't buy special clothing. Tubes last years, tyres last years, wheels last years, cables last years... it's just chains, cassettes and brake blocks mostly. Its as cheap or expensive as you want to make it.
 
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