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Old 04-10-21, 09:04 PM
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Originally Posted by motopokep
The victim of each bad story could care less about the thousands of trouble-free stories. I don't want to be that victim. Bikes are lighter and faster nowadays, but there is a limit and a price to pay, which is increased risk.
I would bet a medium about of money that frame failure is one of the lowest frequency ways that people get hurt riding a bicycle, no matter what frame material is used.

Maybe it's best if you forget about riding a bicycle. It's clearly not something you're comfortable with.
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