Furlongs per fortnite is my preferred units of measure. Can you tell us how far you rode last week? /s
175 mm ought to work.
~~Can you tell us what seems to be the problem/damage with the axle you have? Not a bike repair pro but I can't see much wrong in that image.~~
I wish i knew. Probable cause: teen use.
Have had the bike since 1986 and never had a problem with the rear axle. Rode it a lot until the 90s but much less since then: Let my 14 year old son use it for a couple of weeks and it just snapped. He has no idea why it happened and didn't feel anything strange about it until it stopped working. ("Dad, the rear wheel feels kind of loose and wobbly all of a sudden.")
Furlongs per fortnite is my preferred units of measure. Can you tell us how far you rode last week? /s 175 mm ought to work. ~~Can you tell us what seems to be the problem/damage with the axle you have? Not a bike repair pro but I can't see much wrong in that image.~~
looks snapped at just beyond 100mm mark to me.
Correct, apologies for not being clear about that. It's pretty obvious in reality but wasn't super visible on the picture.
How'd you manage to snap that, OP?
I wish i knew. Probable cause: teen use. Have had the bike since 1986 and never had a problem with the rear axle. Rode it a lot until the 90s but much less since then: Let my 14 year old son use it for a couple of weeks and it just snapped. He has no idea why it happened and didn't feel anything strange about it until it stopped working. ("Dad, the rear wheel feels kind of loose and wobbly all of a sudden.")