aluminium vs carbon
kamil1891
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Pretty interesting test
http://www.pinkbike.com/news/santa-cruz ... t-lab.html
PS. I hope it wasn't discussed before :P
http://www.pinkbike.com/news/santa-cruz ... t-lab.html
PS. I hope it wasn't discussed before :P
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Now, I like aluminium and I like carbon fibre, but which one should I buy?
There's only one way to find out.
FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT.Tail end Charlie
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I feel yet another popcorn thread coming on!!!0
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Titanium.
Two reasons:
1) It's ace.
2) It has Tit in it.
Science adjusts it’s beliefs based on what’s observed.
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unobtaninium
For the obvious reasonsI'm going to blow the bank on a new build ( within reason ) NOW DONE!!
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By saying "hope it wasn't discussed before" I only meant that particular link!!
what about this... straight from weightwennies...
edit... Yes, carbon could be stonger than alu (on that test) but it melts in the sun do you guys think I should apply some suncream to the frame when the weather turns better?0 -
+1 for Ti
Ride it all year, buff it if it gets scratched and never worry. The stuff you stick on it goes first. Why do bike shops tell people their carbon bike could be knackered if they really are so hard to break?
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gasman_dave wrote:+1 for TiRide it all year, buff it if it gets scratched and never worry. The stuff you stick on it goes first. Why do bike shops tell people their carbon bike could be knackered if they really are so hard to break?
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Richie63 wrote:unobtaninium
For the obvious reasons
Where d'ya get that from then?Tail end Charlie
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Frank the tank wrote:Richie63 wrote:unobtaninium
For the obvious reasons
Where d'ya get that from then?0 -
Remember the discussion from a while back and it was concluded if it gets wet carbon fibre can turn to cigarette ash and totallt disintegrate.Tail end Charlie
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Frank the tank wrote:Remember the discussion from a while back and it was concluded if it gets wet carbon fibre can turn to cigarette ash and totallt disintegrate.0
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T.M.H.N.E.T wrote:Frank the tank wrote:Remember the discussion from a while back and it was concluded if it gets wet carbon fibre can turn to cigarette ash and totallt disintegrate.
If I could remember where it was, I would.
Can anyone else recall it?Tail end Charlie
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Frank the tank wrote:T.M.H.N.E.T wrote:Frank the tank wrote:Remember the discussion from a while back and it was concluded if it gets wet carbon fibre can turn to cigarette ash and totallt disintegrate.
If I could remember where it was, I would.
Can anyone else recall it?
Was it this one? -
viewtopic.php?f=30005&t=12785025&hilit=Fragile+carbon+fibre+frames"There's a shortage of perfect breasts in this world, t'would be a pity to damage yours."0 -
I am sure there are many but I had fun with this one -
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