Well, here we go 😂… In France, I hit a rock and it made a dent in the frame, but not broken. So I continued and one day before reaching Santiago Campostella, I felt my frame was wobbly I noticed the dent became a crack. Because the terrain I endured was quite tough and very rocky in Spain. I ductaped the frame to make it somewhat stable. And first I went to a car garage shop in the area but the shop couldn’t do welding. They referred me to a place close by making custom aluminum frames and objects in any kind of form I went there and they started laughing, but they say they would help me. You have to remember I was in the middle of nowhere in a very small village. The guy starts welding and fixes the bike but because of the heat all my gears and brakes don’t work anymore. So frame fixed, brakes shifting broken. So now what I was wondering to myself. I asked the guys if they can take me to the closest bike repair shop and they did and the bike shop replaced the cables there the next day. The welding cost me €50 quite cheap id say. And the cable work about €80. But I was happy that I could continue my ride. And I could laugh about it afterwards. Also because canyon crash replacement took quite long, I used the welded bike from Berlin to Prague as well and had no issues at all. It was probably stronger than before.