Post Your Titaniums
#301
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Baby it's cold outside...
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Originally Posted by 3MTA3
while riding around downtown st. louis i kept humming the opening credits to american flyers.
Nice! Although nothing showed up for me and it was just a red X. I had to right click, properties, copy the link and paste in new window to see the picture.
It was worth it. Is that an Axiom?
#302
Originally Posted by ViperZ
Well keep me posted if it ever does happen 
I have been talking to a few custom builders, just to see what thier capabilities are with Ti, or even Steel.
One is really chomping at the bit to build me a totally custom bike in steel already, sure is different than the take a number to stand in line approch

I have been talking to a few custom builders, just to see what thier capabilities are with Ti, or even Steel.
One is really chomping at the bit to build me a totally custom bike in steel already, sure is different than the take a number to stand in line approch

Hey ViperZ,
Who's in the running? What about a custom Moots, or Strong, or Dean, or hmmm IF, or who else does custom TI? I heard that crazy dude Zinn is now doing TI. His book is pretty good. Let's see, what about Tom Kellogg at Spectrum Cycles?
#303
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Baby it's cold outside...
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From: SK, Canada
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I have been talking to Everti and Spicer. Gene at Spicer was wanting to build me a custom Steel Cruiser frame with Disc brakes. Everti has a Ti Fighter Cross Bike.
I would like a Seven Mud Honey Cross Bike, but it's a bit costly right now.
I think a Steel/Ti 29" MTB woul dfill the need for my new MTB, yet beable to suffce as a good cross bike as well with different tires/wheels
I would like a Seven Mud Honey Cross Bike, but it's a bit costly right now.
I think a Steel/Ti 29" MTB woul dfill the need for my new MTB, yet beable to suffce as a good cross bike as well with different tires/wheels
#304
Красный Октябрь
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Originally Posted by blandin
Upadated with new Reynolds Alta Aero Comp wheelset.


Looks like whitewalls. I actually thought it was at first.. eheh
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#308
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Baby it's cold outside...
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From: SK, Canada
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#309
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Baby it's cold outside...
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Originally Posted by 3MTA3
nothing showed? hmm... let me try again. it's an alaris.


Thats a fine machine!
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#311
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Baby it's cold outside...
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From: SK, Canada
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#312
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From: Tarzana, CA
Bikes: Canyon Endurace, Merckx liege 75, Cinelli Vigorelli
Originally Posted by Gomez308
I just got a Habanero this week I'll post more as I build it up.


#314
Originally Posted by sshakari
How is the build going on the Hab? Pics? photos?
I'm thinking about making some type of head tube badge for it. Does anyone have any ideas??
#315
Magnesium Dogmatic
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Bikes: Look 585 Ultra, Pinarello Dogma, Pegoretti Duende, Orbea, Cannondale Capo
My Litespeed Vortex compact. I bought this about two months ago, rode it over 500 miles since and am having a blast with it. I just added a Selle Italia Gelflow SLR saddle, Easton 44cm handlebars and GP4000 tires.
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#317
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Baby it's cold outside...
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#319
if x=byh then x+1=byn
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Excuse me sir, I have no garage door to show you, so let me take the photos next to my helicopter.
Kidding aside, what frame is that, and what size is it? Judging by the headtube, I'd say it's a fairly large size. And oh yes - it looks very nice so far.
Kidding aside, what frame is that, and what size is it? Judging by the headtube, I'd say it's a fairly large size. And oh yes - it looks very nice so far.
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'00 TiSports Titanium - DA 9 speed------ '01 KHS Flite 800 - DA/Utegra 9 speed mix
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'03 Specialized Allez Pro - DA 10 speed .'04 Scattante CFR Limited - DA 9 speed
'05 KHS Flite 2000 - Ultegra 9 speed -... '06 Flyte SRS-3 - DA 9 speed-------
'05 Serotta Fierte - Utegra 10 speed--..-'07 Pedal Force RS - SRAM Force
#320
Originally Posted by blandin
Excuse me sir, I have no garage door to show you, so let me take the photos next to my helicopter.
Kidding aside, what frame is that, and what size is it? Judging by the headtube, I'd say it's a fairly large size. And oh yes - it looks very nice so far.
Kidding aside, what frame is that, and what size is it? Judging by the headtube, I'd say it's a fairly large size. And oh yes - it looks very nice so far.

The bike is a Habanero Team Issue 64 C-T. Mostly Ultegra with Shimano compact crank. Thomson stem and post. King HS. Deda Newton shallow drop bars. Mike Garcia Niobium 30 wheels.
I guess that's all. I'm still waiting on the front derailleur so I can finish it up. So far it rides really well. I rode it like a scooter around the hangar today.
#321
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Baby it's cold outside...
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#322
Bye Bye
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IF Ti ClubRacer, my distance machine, brevet bike, etc. Ti frame, Steel Fork
Day of build... I had a pro fit done about a week later and worked out the steerer tube length and stem position. (didn't want to cut anything too short!) The Ritchey crank was eventually swapped to a Specialities TA Carmina.



Rigged for randonneuring...


Love the jeckyll / hyde of this frame. Road machine that converts easily (and gracefully) to a distance machine.
Day of build... I had a pro fit done about a week later and worked out the steerer tube length and stem position. (didn't want to cut anything too short!) The Ritchey crank was eventually swapped to a Specialities TA Carmina.



Rigged for randonneuring...


Love the jeckyll / hyde of this frame. Road machine that converts easily (and gracefully) to a distance machine.
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So long. Been nice knowing you BF.... to all the friends I've made here and in real life... its been great. But this place needs an enema.
So long. Been nice knowing you BF.... to all the friends I've made here and in real life... its been great. But this place needs an enema.
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#323
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#324
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#325
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Originally Posted by ViperZ
Some recent Pictures of Mine
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