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  • Stanton Switchback Ti or Steel?
  • GolfChick
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    So I’ve decided to pick up a steel or ti stanton switchback and build it up for winter and my local loop-straight from the house riding. Can anyone tell me why i should get the Ti over the steel or vice versa? Cheers

    hopeychondriact
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    Ti simply because you can adore your riding prowess by gazing at your reflection on the tubes. 😛

    stewartc
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    Gone steel, mainly as I wanted a cheap HT run about, not ridden one in a while but getting to like it.
    Couldn’t justify the Ti cost, don’t think I am missing anything…other than my reflection.

    Hadge
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    I’ve ridden the steel Switchback and it’s a very nice ride. However from my past experience with a titanium Merlin Oreas I owned, the softer feel at the back would be a bonus to take a bit of sting out the back I imagine. The Merlin was a softer ride then any steel frames I’ve owned and felt sublime over the rough stuff. So if you can afford it I’d go for the titanium one any day.

    bikerboy2008tc
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    Hi, had both… sold the steel one 🙂

    kamikaze1988
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    I sell the stanton frames in my shop. Personally i have a switchback ti and love it i use it for everything i raced dh on it at the recent bird hardtail super series i ride it at bow chicksands you name it wherever i go the switchabck ti is my first choice every time! i’ve owned every stanton dan has ever made pretty much and i’d never ride anything else in hard tail terms i found my steel one great fun but since getting the ti version its a completely different beast if you can afford it the ti one would be to one! If your wanna have a more in depth chat about it feel free to give me a ring at the shop happy to help you can find my shop Facebook page here
    pedal addiction shop number is 01603 449330

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