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Originally Posted by Mark McM
However, as it was the cyclist's left shoe that got cut (the right shoe would be closest to another rider's disc rotors), I can't think of an easy way for this to happen.
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could be a mirror'ed phone picture...so whether it's the left or right shoe is an unknown
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Originally Posted by KJMUNC
There are a lot of pointy things on a bike that could cut you during a crash. This looks like something a disc could do, but so could a chainring.
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not really. chainring stops spinning when you stop pedaling. rotor keeps moving until the wheel stops. further, most crashes of consequence happen at high speeds, when the chain is in the big ring filling in the chainring's spikey death teeth. so you'd just hit the broad lumpy surface of a non-moving chain if you came in contact with that.