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CF and vibration non-dampening

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  1. Scientific proof in a controlled experiment, that a monocoque (Kestrel) CF
    frame does not stop *some* vibrations.

    Well, there was a buzz from something that annoyed me. Turns out that the
    buttons on the Elite bottle cage were loose, rattling. As there were two
    cages, I plucked one, and then the other to see which one was guilty. The
    buzz occurred when each one was plucked. But only one had loose buttons.
    So, clear proof that the B-flat tone of one Elite cage is transmitted
    directly to the other one, across the medium of the CF frame. I don't think
    sympathetic harmonizing was driven this strongly through the air.

    Hmmm ... Are there other notes with other cages ? This could be the start
    of a landslide, if we get enough musicality going, to quash all claims of
    better vibration damping in the magic stuff. Let's get some good
    hemi-demi-semi quaver cages, too.

    Warning : don't stick your Walkman (T) in a cage, either. Could turn out to
    be an echo chamber. Good stuff for a rave, though.

    For your amusement and riding pleasure. And there are some who say I don't
    have either a sense of humor or the ability to look reality in the face.
    Paf !

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