Alright mister king of the world, it is your internet.

But it might be in your own interest to stop and think about what you're writing. You began this thread by proposing an easy, simple experiment to demonstrate how material of construction alone controls ride characteristics. I, and others, have repeatedly tried to point out that this is a fools errand since ride quality depends on design and construction and these two cannot be separated. Even if identical frames were made of different materials, this would not prove the point you are searching for since the design could be optimized for only one material, at best.

So let me end with the following question - since I seem to be too simple to follow your experimental plan, explain how the data you gather from measuring accelerations on frames leads to correlation of comfort level to material of construction?