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Don't let TheV hear me say this, but one of my bikes is carbon (I would have preferred alu, especially seeing as how ot's an AM rig)... but I must say I'm pretty impressed by the Crackendale!

Posted

Thanks, good to know as I recon my next one will be a Carbon.

So no horror stories about how the frames crack easily or anything like that?

Posted

Thanks, good to know as I recon my next one will be a Carbon.

So no horror stories about how the frames crack easily or anything like that?

 

Had a Giant XTC Carbon 26" (for six years) and Scott Scale 29 Pro, none what so ever.

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Do it...streetcred points goes up by 10 million

 

To be honest, modern alu frames aren't that much lighter but the stiffness in the carbon is the big +

 

Pic on couch when you get it please

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You wont know the diffrence.... until you rode one....

 

As I always say... You think what you have is the best... only cause you dont know of better....

Posted

I have also been seriously considering a certain carbon frame and what I really like is that should something go wrong it is easy to get repaired.

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Carbon for sure. They can be pushed a lot harder and they are much more responsive and also eliminates smaller vibrations, but get something with a proper warrantee etc. eg. Specialized if you can afford it

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