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  • Crude tube test
  • epicyclo
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    Onzadog
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    Steel

    Onzadog
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    Actually, more likely aluminium. Fit for purpose as I don’t intend on driving and suv over my bike.

    yunki
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    monster munch

    naffrider
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    haha, very crude/american way to test things

    Even though I know it was a pre-record I so wanted that truck to crush the titanium tube as well

    Junkyard
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    aloominium whatever that is sounds dead high tech
    TBH I would expect my bike and all components to be wrecked being ridden over by a vehicle that size

    becky_kirk43
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    So if you plan on being ran over by an SUV get ti…and if not aluminium and carbon are still fine? 😛

    bassspine
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    Irrelevant test passed with flying colours…

    Of course, if you designed a carbon fibre tube to take radial loads it would be fine.

    pjt201
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    Yes, because what i’m interested in when selecting a material my bike will be made from is it’s strength in a direction that has no bearing on it’s suitability for manufacturing a bike from. I also like how the ti tube is un-manipulated. I’d guess that any manipulation a frame builder could do to a ti tube is only to make it weaker.

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