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Definition:
A frame material made most commonly from graphite and fiberglass, and sometimes also other materials such as titanium and kevlar, mixed with a plastic resin. The stiffness and cost of composite frames varies depending on the exact mix of materials.
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aluminum
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fiberglass
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graphite
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