Timeline for Trying to find out what kind of frame I have

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Jun 2 at 8:11	review	Close votes
Jun 19 at 3:02
Jun 2 at 7:58	history	edited	Criggie♦	CC BY-SA 4.0	Copyediting, fix broken image link
Jun 2 at 4:09	history	bumped	CommunityBot		This question has answers that may be good or bad; the system has marked it active so that they can be reviewed.
May 3 at 3:53	comment	added	Criggie♦		Try putting a magnet on the top tube and see if it sticks. If yes, its steel. If no its probably aluminium.
May 3 at 3:52	answer	added	Criggie♦		timeline score: 2
May 3 at 2:26	comment	added	Huffty		Also the frame is very light and non-ferrous.
May 3 at 2:24	history	edited	Huffty	CC BY-SA 4.0	added 78 characters in body
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May 3 at 0:57	comment	added	Ted Hohl		piling on, but yes, rarely are serial numbers any good to identify a bike. Post some pictures and we have a chance of helping.
May 3 at 0:46	comment	added	Criggie♦		Welcome to the site. Serial numbers aren't any use here, instead post some clear and well lit photos. At this stage all we know is that it might be a BMX based on your username.
S May 3 at 0:41	review	First questions
May 3 at 0:57
S May 3 at 0:41	history	asked	Huffty	CC BY-SA 4.0