Post Your Titaniums
#29
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Baby it's cold outside...
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From: SK, Canada
Bikes: Trek 5000, Rocky Mountain Wedge, GT Karakoram K2, Litespeed Tuscany
Nice Titanium rides folks! 
Thanks for those that commented on my Tuscany. I'm really happy with the way it turned out. I have been riding it in my basement, I get about 1 downward pedal stroke and that's it
Minsta, the 7 is looking mighty fine
Thanks, it is a Carbon Cadence, however you have to contact Jon to get one. He can be contacted by email at jon@cadencecycle.com
Nice Ti Cookware too TJ
I have Titanium pins holding my ankle together too

Thanks for those that commented on my Tuscany. I'm really happy with the way it turned out. I have been riding it in my basement, I get about 1 downward pedal stroke and that's it

Minsta, the 7 is looking mighty fine

Originally Posted by Mtnrider
ViperZ, Love your Tuscany. What brand of stem is that? I looked at Cadence & could not find the same model as the one in your pictures. Thanks for the nice photos.
Nice Ti Cookware too TJ

I have Titanium pins holding my ankle together too
#30
Красный Октябрь
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From: Austin, Texas
Bikes: Kona Major Jake - CX/Gravel Kona Jake The Snake - Commuter, Pinarello Galileo - RoadieAF, Niner Air 9 - HT MTB.
super sick bikes. I LOVE the orange IF, and the Sevens.
I thought about buying a Seven when I was looking at new bikes last year.
of course I went carbon.
I thought about buying a Seven when I was looking at new bikes last year.
of course I went carbon.
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#33
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From: Seattle, WA
Bikes: 2008 Canyon CF Pro w/ Chorus, 2005 Moots Vamoots w/ Ultegra, 1988 Cannondale commuter
I need to learn how to take better pictures. ViperZ, how do you like those Zipp bars? I've been looking for a nice semi winged set of bars that isn't too decaled out or crazily shaped.
Anyway, since my last photo doesn't do the bike justice, I'm posting a picture directly from the Moots site. I love how Ti welds can be so clean compared to other materials.
Anyway, since my last photo doesn't do the bike justice, I'm posting a picture directly from the Moots site. I love how Ti welds can be so clean compared to other materials.
#34
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Baby it's cold outside...
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From: SK, Canada
Bikes: Trek 5000, Rocky Mountain Wedge, GT Karakoram K2, Litespeed Tuscany
Originally Posted by Mr. Fierte
Ti Porno.....
Geeeez ViperZ, your photos are awsome!
Geeeez ViperZ, your photos are awsome!
Yours are awesome too!Mntnrider, Beautiful Vortex!
Bayarea, I love all the toys in that room
#36
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Baby it's cold outside...
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From: SK, Canada
Bikes: Trek 5000, Rocky Mountain Wedge, GT Karakoram K2, Litespeed Tuscany
Originally Posted by Dick Rhee
ViperZ, how do you like those Zipp bars? I've been looking for a nice semi winged set of bars that isn't too decaled out or crazily shaped.
Anyway, since my last photo doesn't do the bike justice, I'm posting a picture directly from the Moots site:
Anyway, since my last photo doesn't do the bike justice, I'm posting a picture directly from the Moots site:
Nice welds on the Moots. I seen on Dean's site the weld look fantastic too
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#37
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Bikes: 2008 Canyon CF Pro w/ Chorus, 2005 Moots Vamoots w/ Ultegra, 1988 Cannondale commuter
Originally Posted by ViperZ
The Zipps's just channel the cables under the bar.
#39
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Baby it's cold outside...
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From: SK, Canada
Bikes: Trek 5000, Rocky Mountain Wedge, GT Karakoram K2, Litespeed Tuscany
Originally Posted by MSC
Aw, c'mon Viper. You killed the thread right off the bat! It's possible there's never been a Ti bike as beautiful as that Tuscany of yours. My Firenze with Ultegra, which I love dearly and have had for only 8 months, looks like a cheap Huffy by comparison. I'll post a pic later on, though, anyway.
That Tuscany is truly a piece of art. Will you actually take it out of the studio?
That Tuscany is truly a piece of art. Will you actually take it out of the studio?

Your Firenze is Ti, it's still awesome just because of that
Let's Ti one on!
#40
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From: Penniless Park, Fla.
Bikes: Merlin Fortius, Specialized Crossroads & Rockhopper, Serotta Fierte, Pedal Force RS2
- low end Merlin, a Fortius, but sturdily built... now with a WH-560 wheelset, yellow Vittorias from Chuck's Bikes, a homebrew leather saddlebag, 'natural' cork tape, and a honey Brooks (i'll update this pic later on edit):
#41
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Baby it's cold outside...
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From: SK, Canada
Bikes: Trek 5000, Rocky Mountain Wedge, GT Karakoram K2, Litespeed Tuscany
#43
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Baby it's cold outside...
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From: SK, Canada
Bikes: Trek 5000, Rocky Mountain Wedge, GT Karakoram K2, Litespeed Tuscany
#44
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From: Northern Virginia
Bikes: Canyon Aeroad CF SL 8.0 Disc, Cervelo S2, Look 585, Specialized Rockhopper
Originally Posted by ViperZ
Wow Love it! KSword and all 

#46
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Bikes: Thylacines...only Thylacines.
Okay, now I know this isn't a road bike, but I'm too much of a pseudo proud parent not to share. Just imagine it doesn't have disc mounts or something....whatever stops you grumblin' and starts ya smilin'
#47
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Baby it's cold outside...
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From: SK, Canada
Bikes: Trek 5000, Rocky Mountain Wedge, GT Karakoram K2, Litespeed Tuscany
Originally Posted by Thylacine
Okay, now I know this isn't a road bike, but I'm too much of a pseudo proud parent not to share. Just imagine it doesn't have disc mounts or something....whatever stops you grumblin' and starts ya smilin'
#48
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Baby it's cold outside...
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From: SK, Canada
Bikes: Trek 5000, Rocky Mountain Wedge, GT Karakoram K2, Litespeed Tuscany
Originally Posted by mantis
Thanks ViperZ. I'll be honest with you though, the KSwords look ultra cool for sure, but they make my hands numb on longer rides. I have FSA KForce anatomics on my other bike, and I like them a whole lot more.
#50
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Originally Posted by bayareawheeler
...im now building a one ton FJ40 on 40's, 3 linked with coilovers...talk about money pit LoL
mmmmm.... FJ40! Dream truck if I could ever find one in decent condition.
Anyway, back to the sweet Ti rides.











