[Nigal]

I saw this posted on the big site and was amazed. Aquording to the article this self taught metalugist, Gary Cola discovered a way to make steel that is 7% stronger than any steel on record. His process takes a total of 10 seconds. The steel is stronger and more shock absorbant than most titanium used. The 7% increase in strength means it can be stretched thinner for a weight savings of 30%.

Could steel overtake aluminum as the standard for light weight road bikes?

A New Way To Make Lighter, Stronger Steel -- In A Flash

 

[Hazy]

Thats a big deal with far reaching impact on many industries and applications. Very interesting to see if anything comes of it.

 

[wild]

Thay will not come out with this new steel untill I buy a Titanium bike

 

[italcyclist]

Sound great to me. I look forward to the introduction of this new steel technology for bicycles.

 

[Industry_Hack]

I was going to link to the article I wrote about NVA, then remembered I never wrote it...

 

[Moto700]

This is HUGE! Will probably change production across a wide array of products, not just bikes.