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• #2
titanium is non-magnetic, so you'll be fine against Magneto.
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• #3
Shh, don't tell anyone, but Reynolds 953 is actually adamantium.
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• #4
It's just a standar alloy; Ti layered 953 steel covered in fairy dust.
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• #5
I heard it causes riders to throw carburetters through pub windows then ring up The Sun and say "I'm not mad!"
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• #6
does an adamantium frame come with sideburns included?
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• #7
you get a good deal with those adamantium frames - they come with a stand and they will deliver
[God, I'm showing my age here…]
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• #8
S'alright I suppose but like scaffolding compared to unobtainium™ tubes.
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you get a good deal with those adamantium frames - they come with a stand and they will deliver
[God, I'm showing my age here…]
Charming.
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• #10
i want one of these:
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• #11
Brakeless too it seems. Cool.
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• #12
yep and it has proton torpedoes in case a lambo pulls out in front of me.
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• #14
If you purchase an adamantium frame & forks you also get one years free trial of self healing powers.
So that when you hit a lambourghini on your adamantium equipped bike, whilst not being able to stop due to the fact that it's SS and has only one front brake; you can self heal whilst talking to a road sweeper about the best way to powder coat an arrospok.
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• #15
titanium is *slightly Paramagnetic*, so you'll be powerless against Magneto.
Fixed. (takes geek glasses off)
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• #16
Fixed. (takes geek glasses off)
damn. i stand corrected. [doffs cap]
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• #17
your money or your life...
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• #18
titanium is non-magnetic, so you'll be fine against Magneto.
Magneto can manipulate all metals baby, know your X-Men!
Where can I get a bike made from this stuff?
As far as I can tell it's virtually indestructible and incredibly light, seems like it would be the perfect material for a bike so long as Magneto wasn't in the area, but then you'd be screwed riding steel or titanium anyway.