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jbpence 10-31-09 03:05 PM


Originally Posted by Nessism (Post 9956911)
Wasn't going to comment in this thread until reading this silliness.:roflmao2:

Ti forks can be made plenty stiff, but it will require fairly large tubes which look "chunky" to most folks. Also, fabricating Ti forks is expensive which puts the builder at a disadvantage with carbon forks. For these reasons Ti forks did not catch on. It has nothing to do with them being overly flexy, although I believe that there were some flexy Ti forks on the market the same as there were flexy carbon forks on the market in days gone by.

+1. I think they look good, though. My TI forks ARE heavier. AND they were NOT inexpensive.

LorenzoNF 10-31-09 03:19 PM


Originally Posted by 14max (Post 9958762)
I'm not sure a paper machete could ever be made strong enough or sharp enough to do the job right...

You ever got a paper cut? Them suckers HURT! :lol:


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