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No idea about date ranges, but they were using Reynolds 853 and TT OX Platinum. Very high quality steel, and not something you’d get on anything mass market h
by stockresearcher 1y ago
No idea about date ranges, but they were using Reynolds 853 and TT OX Platinum. Very high quality steel, and not something you’d get on anything mass market
https://frugalaveragebicyclist.com/2022/05/15/guide-to-vintage-road-bike-steel-frame-tube-manufacturers-and-types/ https://frugalaveragebicyclist.com/2022/05/15/guide-to-vinta...
- marklubi 1y agoThat Reynolds 853... drool. When I raced mountain bikes a couple decades ago, that was what my hardtail was made of. Just 20.5 lbs for a steel frame bike was nuts at the time, and that bike was a rocket ship. Still have it. My son wanted to try it one day, his response was "that bike wants to go fast" Edit: I also had aluminum (too stiff) and titanium frames (too flexible, or floppy as I called it). The 853 was excellent