Next bike project
Tolk
Posts: 775
Evening all,
As my Iron Horse is now finished. I'm beginning to get magpie eyes. I'm saving up for my next build, which I'm wanting to be a lightweight mid travel (130-140mm) hartail. So far I've been looking at the Lynskey Ridgeline Ti frame, which runs 140 forks.
It'll be used for trail duties, and all day epic rides, so want it to be a comfy ride too. I'm leaning towards Ti, as it'll be the last bike I'll buy for at least the next 5-10 years.
What other Ti frames are out there?
Tom
As my Iron Horse is now finished. I'm beginning to get magpie eyes. I'm saving up for my next build, which I'm wanting to be a lightweight mid travel (130-140mm) hartail. So far I've been looking at the Lynskey Ridgeline Ti frame, which runs 140 forks.
It'll be used for trail duties, and all day epic rides, so want it to be a comfy ride too. I'm leaning towards Ti, as it'll be the last bike I'll buy for at least the next 5-10 years.
What other Ti frames are out there?
Tom
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Tolk wrote:as it'll be the last bike I'll buy for at least the next 5-10 years.
I'm afraid I cant help on the Ti bikes part so your going to be dissapointed, but I just couldnt resist posting that the statement above, I just do not believe
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hoochylala wrote:Tolk wrote:as it'll be the last bike I'll buy for at least the next 5-10 years.
I'm afraid I cant help on the Ti bikes part so your going to be dissapointed, but I just couldnt resist posting that the statement above, I just do not believe
Haha, got my 1st child due to be born any day now, I'll be buying him a bike sooner, so i guess it isn't quite true!0 -
I'd look at getting that genius ultra hardtail thing off CRC, then buying a ti frame to put the parts on. Unless you want to bling it out with XTR or something.0
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