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Nice! A local shop here started carrying Otso. How do you like it?
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It rides like butter! Still tweaking the fit a bit…but dang it’s a comfy ride
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Austenitic stainless. Very nice. The ones built out of austenitic are the only steel bikes that are corrosion resistant, so unlike all other types of steel frames, one does not have to worry about rust with this one.
That bare stainless finish is gorgeous. Otso didn’t say which particular austenitic stainless they used for this frame. I wonder if they used Reynolds 921 or KVA MS3 or some other more obscure austenitic tubeset. 🙂
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Nice! A local shop here started carrying Otso. How do you like it?
It rides like butter! Still tweaking the fit a bit…but dang it’s a comfy ride
Austenitic stainless. Very nice. The ones built out of austenitic are the only steel bikes that are corrosion resistant, so unlike all other types of steel frames, one does not have to worry about rust with this one.
That bare stainless finish is gorgeous. Otso didn’t say which particular austenitic stainless they used for this frame. I wonder if they used Reynolds 921 or KVA MS3 or some other more obscure austenitic tubeset. 🙂