> Carbon is more comfortable by reducing the vibrations that you'll feel compared to aluminum. Is it actually noticeable for an average cyclist? I don't doubt

> Carbon is more comfortable by reducing the vibrations that you'll feel compared to aluminum. Is it actually noticeable for an average cyclist? I don't doubt it, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was a marketing slogan from carbon frame producers and people went with it, and since their bicycles were more expensive, they "felt" better.