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Carbon vs. Aluminum. vs. Steel vs. Titanium???

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  1. Original post
    Billx
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    Are there any good articles on the Internet regarding the pros and cons for each of these frame
    materials? I could do a Google search but that often yields alot of [censored] that would have to be
    sifted through.

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  2. Michael Macclan
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    In message <[email hidden]>, BillX <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    Are there any good articles on the Internet regarding the pros and cons for each of these frame
    materials? I could do a Google search but that often yields alot of [censored] that would have to be
    sifted through.

    Start here: sheldonbrown.comframe materials.html
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    Michael MacClancy

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  3. Melon
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    Are there any good articles on the Internet regarding the pros and cons


    for

    Quoted message said:

    each of these frame materials? I could do a Google search but that often yields alot of [censored] that
    would have to be sifted through.

    solace.mh.semetals

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    Melon

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  4. Paul Kopit
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    BillX said:

    Are there any good articles on the Internet regarding the pros and cons for each of these frame
    materials? I could do a Google search but that often yields alot of [censored] that would have to be
    sifted through.

    Do a usenet search in rec.bicycles.tech <groups.google.comadvanced group search

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  5. David Storm
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    Check out: calfeedesign.comCalfee TWP.pdf , a white paper by Calfee, a carbon frame
    manufacturer, but pretty objective.

    "BillX" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Are there any good articles on the Internet regarding the pros and cons


    for

    Quoted message said:

    each of these frame materials? I could do a Google search but that often yields alot of [censored] that
    would have to be sifted through.

    Report
  6. Ed Ness
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    "BillX" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Are there any good articles on the Internet regarding the pros and cons for each of these frame
    materials? I could do a Google search but that often yields alot of [censored] that would have to be
    sifted through.

    Click on through! sjsu.eduarticl.htm

    Ed

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  7. Alexey Merz
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    "David Storm" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Check out: calfeedesign.comCalfee TWP.pdf , a white paper by Calfee, a carbon frame
    manufacturer, but pretty objective.

    I read it. It has a lengthy, and for me somewhat infirmative discussion of methods for building
    carbon frames. But _please_ tell us that you were joking about its objectivity.

    -Alex

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