Interesting reading, but for such a "scientific" endeavor, I am immediately struck by two things the testers have either overlooked, or simply chosen not to mention.
First, no comparison to real-world results was made. Second, the sampling population is one - which renders any analysis statistically insignificant.
I am unswayed by their findings - and not just because I'm a bit of a Luddite.
John Barry (6 steel road bikes with 170 total years behind them with no signs of failure) Mechanicsburg, PA
> Funny, I was reading a frame stiffness test article
> just now and read this:
> "Steel in crisis: De Rosa's SLX quickly breaks after
> 57.000 cycles..."
> You can read the whole thing at:
>
http://www.damonrinard.com/
>
> Angel Garcia
> Verona, Italy
>
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