Carbon is lighter. But steel can survive impacts that may leave a carbon frame cracked and is more utilitarian for a commuter. You're comparing apples to oranges. Both are good in their own respective disciplines. For sport where speed is a must ofc carbon is the choice for many. Steel and aluminium are fine for the average person.

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If carbon is so strong why do we consistently see carbon frames/forks not just crack but snap in half mid ride? I feel as if the strength of carbon is missleading as on paper, in a lab it is strong and durable. But in the real world we see constant examples of carbon parts just breaking under normal intended use. Carbon is the new meme and I refuse to participate