Mathew's new and extremely light bicycle made of steel and other materials
Mathew's new and extremely light bicycle made of steel and other materials
Even Mathew can lift it.
This is the water-bottle holder, made from carbon fibre. Carbon is a constitutent of steel.
The critical parts of the bicycle, the cables, are made from steel.
It is not clear what this large gear is made of. It is not magnetic.
The spokes are probably steel. But they are visible, so they are not nanotubes.
Steel cable in action.
Welds on the aluminium frame. Aluminium is also a component in steels, mostly as an impurity.
Discussing how to plot data. A bicycle makes you think.
This is the superbainite that Mathew is working on. Future bicycles for enlightened people may be made out of this.
This is the superbainite that Mathew is working on. Future bicycles for enlightened people may be made out of this.
Mathew looks after his plants. This is fully consistent with owning an expensive bicycle. The cans on the right? You guessed it, steel.
They seem envious of the bicycle.
Calculating the permeability of iron to X-rays
An admirer
Chain which facilitates motion is made of dynamic steel.
The fast rotation gears made of supersonic steel
Now in their stationary state
The spokes in an aerodynamic shape which befits steel.
The critical nozzle which maintains the tyre at equilibrium, made of steel.
Carbon fibre. Carbon is also used in the manufacture of steel.
The spindle, probably steel.
The chain is strong enough to support a magnet which is being pulled in the opposite direction by gravity. The two forces are not yet united in the human perception. They don't know it though.
