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lol so technical. but seriously...its pretty sturdy?
Haha yeah I was just messing around...
But seriously, yes, it's pretty sturdy.
There's evidence that, in some examples, the mixture of the five metals in the Ti alloy isn't 100% uniform. Also, there can be tiny bubbles in the casting, as shown by the pitting sometimes seen when trying to polish. Those could be weak points where a frame is more likely to break.
But I've seen some serious bends done to these things; I wouldn't worry too much. Just apply the force gradually and as distributed as you can. You should be fine.
That said, be aware that modifying the shape of a frame will kill its resale value...
Give or take a Nm...47.625 ft-lbs...
Haha! I would like to see that archeologist in 1000 years time finding a skeleton with a pristine pair of X-Metals!Put it this way, when we are all long gone, our X Metals will still be there
Maybe a little oxidation on our X Metals after 1000 years but other than that, tip top hahaHaha! I would like to see that archeologist in 1000 years time finding a skeleton with a pristine pair of X-Metals!
They may think they were for preventing some sort of rays coming out its eyes or something LOL!