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12-03-2008, 14:57
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Re: Need help, Titanium / Carbon Fiber / Aluminum
Alum is what we use to make our frame, and mostly anything that is made out of metal. Because it's light weight and strong. But the cons are that if you weld it your welder has to know what they are doing. Carbon Fiber is good, but it has to be molded or casted into that shape. We use a carbon fiber knock off for spacers on our wheels.
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