Originally Posted by Thylacine

The only two modern steel bikes they've tested are the Cervelo Renaissance and Super Prodigy - both passed with flying colours. Although hardly conslusive, I'd say it was a hint that MODERN steel bikes are light, strong and viable. It also says that processes, NOT MATERIALS are the key to a good bike. Heck, I've seen more broken Cannondales IRL than any other brand. I've seen a Principia with a down tube torn in half. I've seen a Colnago master still going strong after 20 years. You try to imitate reality in the lab, not the other way around, people have to keep that in mind.