Which is correct? Dynamic's frames use an aircraft grade 7005 aluminum for strength, light weight, stiffness and durability. Frame: 6061 Aluminum
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Both 7000 series and 6000 series aluminum are aircraft grade. On some of our bikes, such as the Sidekick folding bike, we use the 7005 alloy for its stiffness. For the Tempo and Runabout models, we use the 6061 to make the hydroformed tubing on these models. 6061 is better for hydroforming. After the heat treatment process, the 6061 and 7005 alloy are very similar in stiffness and function.
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Aluminum . Very Sturdy . Rotating Stool . Excellent Product . Will Not Rust .Highly Recommended !
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Sorry. I have no idea. I didn't know there were different grades. It seems plenty heavy enough. I read several years ago that there may be a connection to using aluminum and alzimers so I have changed to all stainless steel cookware.
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I think aluminum might dent and not be as shock resistant. Also I wonder if it might be a problem in airports. Just a thought. I hope you find what you are looking For.
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It is metal and lightweight. So I assume it is aluminum. But I'm not certain, sorry.
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I weighed them when I received them and compared the weight with the old handlebars I removed, but I didn't write the numbers down and they are now mounted so I don't know. As I recall, these new bars were a little lighter than the aluminum bars I removed. Sorry.
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I dont know exactly, considering its weight should be aluminium! It isnt heavy at all! Recomended!
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I can't answer as to the grade of Aluminum, but the scope is definitely sturdy. Everything from the box and packaging to the fit and finish screams quality. I have been shooting for years, and if you are like me, scopes tend to get beat up a bit, especially if you do a lot of tactical range work, so I wasn't going to sink a ton of money into a CQB scope. I am very very pleased with this one. Zerod at 100 yards with cheap .223 and it is right on the money at 200yds with the drop reticles. It is not a "dot" scope, but the center is illuminated.My complaint about the scope is that the eye relief is so close. Whatever you mount it on, just be sure you can get it close to your eye. I can't answer as to the grade of Aluminum, but the scope is definitely sturdy. Everything from the box and packaging to the fit and finish screams quality. I have been shooting for years, and if you are like me, scopes tend to get beat up a bit, especially if you do a lot of tactical range work, so I wasn't going to sink a ton of money into a CQB scope. I am very very pleased with this one. Zerod at 100 yards with cheap .223 and it is right on the money at 200yds with the drop reticles. It is not a "dot" scope, but the center is illuminated.My complaint... » Read More I can't answer as to the grade of Aluminum, but the scope is definitely sturdy. Everything from the box and packaging to the fit and finish screams quality. I have been shooting for years, and if you are like me, scopes tend to get beat up a bit, especially if you do a lot of tactical range work, so I wasn't going to sink a ton of money into a CQB scope. I am very very pleased with this one. Zerod at 100 yards with cheap .223 and it is right on the money at 200yds with the drop reticles. It is not a "dot" scope, but the center is illuminated.My complaint about the scope is that the eye relief is so close. Whatever you mount it on, just be sure you can get it close to your eye. « Show Less
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the frame is Aluminum. I don't know for sure but empty, the drag(pulling weight) is negligible.
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The website has answers. It is not the world's lightest mountain bike. I bought mine 2 years ago, and it weighed in at 34 pounds delivered, 10% more than the specs promised. This is the 18 inch. As for materials, frame, handlebars, most of the fork, and the wheels are aluminum. My seatpost is steel. Having said that - trust the Montague website, as the components probably can vary over time.
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Hi, I thought ours were aluminum but go with the majority answer because I don't have access to them right now to check....But regardless, they're strong and haven't bent or even hinted of any flex under my weight - 180. One other such chair I just found via Amazon (http://www.hayneedle.com/product/kelsyusbackpackchair.cfm?redirect=false&srccode;=cii_23393768&cpncode;=39-19616628-2&source;=channel_intelligence_amazon_hayneedle) says they're powder-coated steel, which explains why you're getting mixed answers - they look like aluminum but apparently are steel.
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Remember they are aluminum. ........... quite sturdy and heavy enough for aluminum.
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Alloy. It is in the description. They are aluminum, smooth bearings, holding up well. Over two years old, no complaints. Well maybe one complaint, if you run into them with your lower leg, accidentally, they will bite you.
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I dont know if they are aluminum, but they are sturdy and light. The only problem we had was the foot rest. We had two of them break off after about a year.
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Dear my friend, thank you for your kind interest in our goods.Trucks and bases are made of 356-T6 aluminum alloy. ABEC9 Bearings. and if there are no reasons, we send out the orders in 2 working days, delivery time about 3~5 working days. Hoping this can help you. Thank you again. Any questions, please feel free to contact us at any time.
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The chair is light weight so i would say it is aluminum but it is really sturdy. I was camping in a group setting and a really big guy sat in my chair for one of our meetings. I cringed and was afraid the thing would give under his weight [big guy] but it was fine. I relaxed the rest of the week as we all shared chairs. I was confident in its support ability after that episode. I love my chair.
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Current product description from their website is : 1 1/8" 700c Hi-Ten. Which is steel, not aluminium.