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Handwriting font creator. Tech. Commuting by bike: Finding your new two-wheeled best friend. Steel frame ≠ "massed" produced. It also doesn't = more massive. Yes steel is a denser material than aluminum and plastic (i.e. carbon fiber). This has nothing to do with how heavy a bike will end up. Also, 90+% of the total mass on the bike is made up in the rider. So saving grams on a bike is worthless if you have extra grams around your midsection. With that being said…Just Ride! You may have missed the point on why I discussed the frame material.
If anything I just hope to get one or two people to at least start thinking about switching over to cycling, I consider that a win due to the fact that eventually they may just "get out and ride. " Cheers there JDub! My point is that your statements on steel are confusing. Steel bikes range from the department store junk to the high-end custom frame and everything in-between. Oh, and starting a response with "you may have missed…" and "trust me, I do important stuff" is disingenuous at best and underhanded at worst. As a sidenote.