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  • #16
    Originally posted by Dale M. View Post
    Seriously doubt high end bicycles are "brazed".... TIG is usually process of choice for aluminum....
    Quick Answer: Why Are Bike Frames Brazed Instead Of Welded - BikeHike
    https://cyclinghikes.com/why-are-bike-frames-brazed-instead-of-welded/
    “Traditionally frames have always been brazed not because a weld would fail but because the tube would fail right next to the weld due to the tube being very thin.
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    • #17
      Originally posted by Nipper View Post

      https://cyclinghikes.com/why-are-bik...ead-of-welded/
      Lot of contradictions in that site...
      "Fear The Government That Wants To Take Your Guns" - Thomas Jefferson..
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      • #18
        Originally posted by Dale M. View Post
        Seriously doubt high end bicycles are "brazed".... TIG is usually process of choice for aluminum....
        I have no idea if it's a good thing, preferred or what. The bike frames they advertise as brazed are rather pricey.
        Right now with my personal experience in brazing aluminum, I sure wouldn't trust it!!!!! : )

        The only point I was trying to convey was that they DO braze bicycle frames.
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