AIRlite Alloy
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Something that Raleigh use - what exactly is it and how does it compare to other stuff?
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Gears - Obscuring the goodness of singlespeed
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More stuff:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/65587945@N00/
Gears - Obscuring the goodness of singlespeed
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I have a Raleigh Airlite as my winter trainer/ride to work and the tubing is 7005 DB aluminium. I am not a metallurgist but there are various grades of aluminium and they have different numbers reflecting their specification. In this case 7005 is basic stuff and the DB is double butted which means its thicker at the ends (where the welds are) for strength and thinner in the middle of the tube for light weight.0
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Thanks. Yes the 7000 series is ok, they have good strength.Bikes, saddles and stuff
http://www.flickr.com/photos/21720915@N03/
More stuff:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/65587945@N00/
Gears - Obscuring the goodness of singlespeed0