Got this from the BBC Cycling website;
The choice of frame material for the serious mountain climber is titanium, the lightest material in
the sport but one that can be hard work to ride for long distances.
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Graham
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In article said:
Got this from the BBC Cycling website;
The choice of frame material for the serious mountain climber is titanium, the lightest material in
the sport but one that can be hard work to ride for long distances.?
Find a new web site.
--Paul
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dreamlx10 said:
Got this from the BBC Cycling website;
The choice of frame material for the serious mountain climber is titanium, the lightest material
in the sport but one that can be hard work to ride for long distances.?
Well, you can safely ignore that website in the future.
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