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01-09-05 | 09:19 PM

#51

sydney

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Originally Posted by mtbikerinpa

Imagine what one would wiegh made of Reynolds 857?

Reynolds 857....Really?? Wonder if that's wrong? Or would that just be picking nits?

01-09-05 | 09:22 PM

#52

dafydd

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Bikes: trek 520 & 736, DeRosa Professional, Fuji Professional, Raleigh International 3-speed, Saronni (any info people?), Humber 3-speed, Raleigh Sports, Carlton Grand Prix coming soon!

i triple dog dare you!

01-09-05 | 09:34 PM

#53

Dominick_G

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Originally Posted by mtbikerinpa

Formulate a good question and I will reply.

LOL!

01-09-05 | 10:07 PM

#54

mtbikerinpa

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01-09-05 | 10:18 PM

#55

2manybikes

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Originally Posted by rodfrank

Why is Hi-Ten steel considered to be generally inferior Cro-Moly as a frame material? Some companies are making somewhat costly bikes out of Hi-Ten steel.

What are the "somewhat costly" bikes made from Hi-Ten ?