Is Steel The Future Of Downhill Bikes? Cy Turner On Developing Neko Mulally's World Champs Bike

Is steel the next big thing in downhill World Cup and World Championships bike development? We dive deep into this intriguing question with steel expert Cy Turner from Cotic. Cy discusses his role in developing Neko Mulally's Frameworks 2023 World Championships bike, as well as the unique advantages of using steel in high-performance downhill race bikes.
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[@bigbird2451]

I've built two full sus frames for myself using 1 3/4" .049" down tubes from Aircraft Spruce. I've never had a crack and they're solid feeling like an alloy frame. I don't get why people keep using tiny, flexy steel.

[@bigbird2451]

It's been nine damn hours and not a single comment? What's wrong with you people?