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Here's a situation where a Titanium frame has a definite advantage over
Aluminium. http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php...05news/img_5366 |
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Marty Wallace wrote:
> Here's a situation where a Titanium frame has a definite advantage over > Aluminium. > http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php.../2003/tech/new- > http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php.../2003/tech/new- > s/dec05news/img_5366 i think that's Hippy's new road machine ... -- |
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Marty Wallace wrote:
> Here's a situation where a Titanium frame has a definite advantage over > Aluminium. > http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php.../2003/tech/new- > http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php.../2003/tech/new- > s/dec05news/img_5366 Let's see. I have an Ally bike, I sometimes go down steep hills, stability tends to be reduced, probably something to do with the frame. Eureka! High speeds are melting my frame and inducing speed wobbles. I don't notice after I slow down as the Al freezes back to normal. No wonder Robbie McEwen rides a Ti bike! Ritch -- |
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flyingdutch wrote:
> i think that's Hippy's new road machine ... That's way better than my bike. Probably a better paintjob at this stage too.. I wonder if that groupset is salvageable with a clean 'n' lube? hippy - still waiting on powdercoaters -- |
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