f it’s an emergency, call For minor injuries, visit your doctor or, if you are a Stanford student, go to Vaden Health Center. Any time you crash at Stanford, you should report the crash to Stanford’s Department of Public Safety. Exchange information with the other parties involved. Remember to tell a colleague or friend that you crashed in case injuries surface later. Remember to wear a helmet for every ride, even short trips.

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Published on Sep 15, 2014

Your bike's frame can take a bit of a battering if you've been unfortunate enough to crash. Here's how to check it and the rest of your bike for damage. Follow GCN on YouTube: http://gcn.eu/SubscribeToGCN

We start by checking our wheels, shifters, bars, stem, seat and gears to see if they're broken or bent - while not part of the frame, they're obviously very important to the continued running of your bike.

When checking the frame of a bike for damage we work through methodically from the front of the bike to the back, looking at a few key areas to check for any damage.

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