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I regularly ride my steel framed bike & my 2 aluminium framed bikes(carbon forks on each).
Comfort, flex etc seems to me from my years of pedalling them to be about frame design, different wheels, tyre pressures, seats etc rather than just about the material the frames are made out of.
My 'race' bike is alloy framed & the harshest to ride but it also has the stiffist wheels, the shortest wheelbase and thickest tubing.
This was to show how the cost of welding can very a the price of a bike frame so much.
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Is negavite anything like vegamite? I hope not, 'cuz I hear that vegamite tastes pretty damned bad.
Is your Vegamite anything like my vegemite?
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Is negavite anything like vegamite? I hope not, 'cuz I hear that vegamite tastes pretty damned bad.
Vegemite is great, helps if you start consuming it young though.
It's also helps to reduce 85.9% of power lost through your frame too!
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