Thank you whoever wrote this piece to remind me how trash the old steel frames have been. I managed to break a few in my time. These days, we do still get badl

Thank you whoever wrote this piece to remind me how trash the old steel frames have been. I managed to break a few in my time. These days, we do still get badly made frames. The cheap poorly made composite being the key failures. Of course, every now and then someone makes a void in an aluminum frame so it won't live 20+ years. Stainless always was a joke, titanium almost nobody makes because it's pain to weld. I will also kick the "researchers" for using lifetime mileage of people who do not use their bikes to do everything. It's not particularly easy to put a car on a train, for instance. 20000 km seems almost funnily short for someone doing a daily commute on a bicycle. What, replace a bike every 2 years?