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Just so that you don't think that magnesium is a rare material in a bicycle industry, here are links to some websites
of the major companies in the bicycle industry that use magnesium in their products:
| Most major suspension forks manufacturers use magnesium for almost all of their forks outer sliders. | ||
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| Famous innovative "Cannondale" uses magnesium in their bikes. Like their "Raven" with magnesium spine covered with a carbon fiber skin or the newest hit "Scalpel" which uses magnesium parts in its magic new rear triangle design. | ||
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| "Intense" uses magnesium in their superlight disc-specific magnesium wheels. | ||
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| "Avid" uses magnesium in their new "Mag" series V-brakes, which makes them 30g lighter then "Shimano's XTR". | ||
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| "Easton" makes three types of magnesium stems for cross-country, down-hill, and road use. | ||
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| "Titec" produces two types of magnesium bar ends. | ||
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| "Time" has two types of magnesium road pedals. | ||
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| "Answer" is now making super light and strong magnesium MAG Pro BMX forks! | ||
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| One of the top features of new "Maverick American" is its magnesium Monolink ! | ||
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| "Grimeca" is now producing magnesium wheels ! | ||
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| "Wellgo" are good known for their magnesium pedals ! | ||
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| The top company in disc performance "Hayes Disc Brakes" now make HFX MAG - magnesium bicycle disc brakes ! | ||
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| "Weylless" magnesium MG-1 pedals are some of the lightest for BMX! | ||
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