By golly yes ! It IS going to be alright . It's just another
material to choose from. Obviously everyone who owns a carbon isn't
crashing and burning nor will they be .
On Thursday, May 26, 2016 at 10:56:50 AM UTC-4, Skenry wrote:
>
> Carbon is much much sturdier than you think. Carbon is also much more
> trusted everywhere else in life than it is on this list. By the mode of
> thinking around here, carbon would also have no place on a seatpost,
> mountainbike, or a folder, or a car, airframe, in the military....
> It'll be fine.
>
> You'd be surprised at how overbuilt cheap carbon like that really is.
> Top end racing carbon parts wouldn't be good for children, but then again,
> neither would top end aluminum or lightweight steel. Carbon forks on
> those cheap bikes, and by that I'm referring to anything retailing below
> about $1500, are really study. Many of those forks aren't even that much
> lighter. They are built sturdy, maybe tapered and aero, but they are
> built like a tank.
>
>
>
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