Thickness of Frame materials...
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Thickness of Frame materials...
I'm just curious about the thickness at the thinnest part of say the top tube of some high quality frame materials like steel, titanium, aluminum and carbon. People talk about how thin they're getting, well how thin (in thousands of an inch or I can convert from mm) are they getting??? Anyone know? TIA
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Originally Posted by Ralph Turney
I'm just curious about the thickness at the thinnest part of say the top tube of some high quality frame materials like steel, titanium, aluminum and carbon. People talk about how thin they're getting, well how thin (in thousands of an inch or I can convert from mm) are they getting??? Anyone know? TIA
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No! Stop! It'll just turn into another VS. thread. Don't say I didn't warn you...
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Not a VS thread, just looking to get a visual on things.
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Originally Posted by Ralph Turney
Not a VS thread, just looking to get a visual on things.
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Originally Posted by Ralph Turney
I'm just curious about the thickness at the thinnest part of say the top tube of some high quality frame materials like steel, titanium, aluminum and carbon. People talk about how thin they're getting, well how thin (in thousands of an inch or I can convert from mm) are they getting??? Anyone know? TIA
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For Deda's top end tubes .3 to .9mm, Aluminum and steel.
https://www.dedacciai.com/products.asp?type=1&tid=64
https://www.dedacciai.com/products.asp?type=1&tid=64