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Subject: Broken Cradle
Anyone ever broken the bolts on there cradle while riding? I hit a bump on a ride this evening and I felt my right cradle completely give out. I stopped to check it out and sure enough both of the bolts had snapped completely in half! Aero bar is a 3T Aura Pro. I can back the lower part of the bolts out of the bar but I'll have to find some way of getting out the parts now stuck in the cradle.
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