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Old 05-24-18 | 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted by chris93263
I'm new here, but I can already tell who the experts are. Thanks for the information. Do you know anything about the CrMo frame? is that real?
What you're showing in your pictures is a typical Nishiki tubing decal from that era. Chrome Molybdenum is a high strength steel alloy used for lightweight bicycle frames. There was also Manganese Molybdenum (Reynolds 531). Double butted tubing has a thinner wall in the middle for lighter weight and thicker at the ends to withstand heat from brazing. This is the CrMo Double Butted Tubing decal in my Nishiki Ultimate.

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