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So, 14 years on, it’s still pretty. However, I think the fact that nice Ti frames are still being made and sold, and apparently no cf/ti lugged frames are being made today, validates my point that it was a reach by Ti builders to stay relevant in a Cf world that ultimately didn’t make a lot of sense.
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