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  • spock
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    All this talk of the new on-one frame has me looking at my old frame slightly differently.

    So is the new 456 summer season the best hardtail frame for under £200? Im really interested in getting a steel frame and knowing steel rusts(im clever me)i was thinking how different/more annoying it is to look after a steel frame.

    Any advice much appreciated

    ps. no i cant afford a cotic 🙂

    It's really no different to looking after any other frame.

    Just don't leave it outside in the rain or store it anywhere damp.

    alpin
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    no different, as mike said.

    i've seen more snapped alu frames than steel.(could be because of the greater popularity of alu).

    neilsonwheels
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    I've had mine for a few years now and not had any rust problems. Kept it caked in mud and shite without a problem. Just like any other alu frame.

    br
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    Before use you can coat the insides with a rust-proofing lube – not sure its name, as I got it from a mate.

    But yes, I've rust on the outside – just needs a touch-up.

    Get the standard 456.

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