Bikeradar Ti Club!

Rich-Ti

Oops, how slack of me - should have posted this ages ago:



Also got a Kinesis GF_Ti, but I'll let the Baum soak up the limelight for a while first...

asprilla

I didn't know there was a Ti club. Already posted in it's own thread recently, but here's the winter commuter:

markyone

My winter bike

JamesB

Van Nicholas Yukon
My bike for every road use, has been used stripped down for Pyrenees and as it is for winter riding and sportives (yes I use mudguards a lot).

Also have a Viner Mitus which although stiffer and lighter is only marginally faster (on out of saddle uphills efforts etc) than the Van Nic, but is a fun responsive bike to ride (although I`m thinking about selling Viner frameset and getting another Ti road frame, any thoughts Ti club?)

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VAN NIC YUKON by jamesld8, on Flickr

Spec is: 56 cm Yukon frameset
Campag Centaur groupset, except Record levers, and cheap deep reach brakes.
Wheels to suit seasons and use eg Centaur on Open Pro or Tune Mig Mag on DT Swiss 415
USE Ti post
Exotic bars and stem
Fizik Arione saddle

Broonster

My Ti Moda Nocturne:



Not a great shot, but I'll get round to taking a decent snap and adding the spec in due course.

marcopantani

My moda motif

marcopantani

marcopantani wrote:

My moda motif dream bike

Monty Dog

Two of my three titanium bikes:

Colnago CT1 in polished titanium with custom paintjob. Almost retro-classic now, but handles beautifully:



Recently acquired custom CX from Xi'an complete with Breakaway / S+S clone couplings:

marcopantani

moda motif

marcopantani

moda motif

marcopantani

modamotif

marcopantani

moda motif

marcopantani

moda motif

flintlock

2012 Sabbath Silk Road

http://www.flickr.com/photos/50938425@N ... hotostream

bartman100

Hi all,

I've just picked up this beauty from Enigma (a refurb Excel):-



I have approx £1500 to build it up. Any opinions on what to go for? I'm thinking Sram Force groupset and maybe some black Fulcrum Zero's.

wheeledwidewebb

I thought it about time I aired my Lynskey Helix.

Of course I am ashamed of the white bar tape, and the white mech and brakes to be honest.

She normally wears Campag but I am trying a bit of SRAM action at the moment.


helix by wheeledwidewebb, on Flickr

bencolem

wheeledwidewebb wrote:

Of course I am ashamed of the white bar tape, and the white mech and brakes to be honest.

And the spacer tower too I hope!

Seriously though, lovely understated ride.

wheeledwidewebb

Indeed, it does need trimming but I'm worried I might want to move the bars up at some point.

You're right though, I'll have to sort it out.

Milkmaid

My delicious VN Chinook.

tomisitt

Mmmmm...nice one, Milkmaid

nweststeyn

Milkmaid, that is beautiful.

pastey_boy

Milkmaid

Cheers Fellas,
Took the Chinook out for a 140 mile ride yesterday and it was sublime. I definitely made the right decision to move away from carbon.
Milkmaid

whereisthurso

This is my VN Chinook. Cycled in to work on it this morning and it was great. So fast and smooth that it almost made me forget that I'd barely spun the pedals in the last 6 months. . . . almost.

JamesB

Here`s Lynskey R230; superb riding bike, runs like a dream, smooth and responsive . Used for Raid Corsica on some of worst possible road surfaces (including 10km of what may best be described as a forestry road but was actually a mountain road --Col de Sorba) without any problems

Built up with Campag Chorus / Record + Tune hubs 28 spoked aero onto DT Swiss 415.

Steere tube now cut correctly and stack of spacers remedied

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r230 frameset build by jamesld8, on Flickr

awsm

Enigma Echo:

P07

2004 Litespeed Teramo
Campy Veloce/ Am Class Aeros
Cleaned & Lubed

janner1

Hope that's better :x

mrbubbaman

janner1 wrote:

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1year old still looking good only upgrade are speedplays . Still tempted to fit campag groupset though.
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Too many img tags in your post

philwint

awsm wrote:

Enigma Echo:

That is a stunning looking bicycle

Very clean lines, but that slight curve in the seat stays somehow makes it.

Beautiful!