Here's mine. Nice ride.

mine:
http://i1003.photobucket.com/albums/...8/DSCN0089.jpg
http://i1003.photobucket.com/albums/...8/DSCN0091.jpg
http://i1003.photobucket.com/albums/...8/DSCN0093.jpg
http://i1003.photobucket.com/albums/...8/DSCN0090.jpg

Here's mine:

SOUL Destiny Size 4 BB30- 1465g
SOUL Carbon Monocoque Fork- 350g
Sram Red Shifter and Rear D
Sram Force BB30 Cranks
Sram Rival 11-26 Cassette
SOUL Frixion Brakes- 250g
SOUL Aluminium Stem and Compact Bars
Trinity Monocoque Setback post- 180g
SOUL Union Saddle- 200g
SOUL Prodigy C5.0T Wheels- 1170g
Exustar Widebody Keo Comp Pedals

Total Weight as shown: 7.00kg

http://bikesoul.com/2009/images/stor.../destiny11.jpg

More pics to follow shortly.

Soulbike -

Very nice!

I didn't realize you were making your own brakes nowadays too. Cool.

Soulbike, that is beautiful, all of it.

Joe Gardner -

First time I've seen one of your posts, but wanted to simply say THANKS for this forum. :)

Sweet mercy!!! :eek: That Wound Up fork is wicked! :thumb:

So ... silver rims or black rims?

I see both in pictures here, and am trying to decide what to put with my new titanium frame.

I also have a Ti bike with black rims. I think the black looks great. But, that bike gets handled very carefully and only by me. I have touched up the black finish anyway in a couple of places with black nail polish.
I have the early Kysiriums that are black. If they do get scratched, the silver aluminum shows up where the scratch is. The silver wheels stay silver if the clear anodizing is scratched off. Even black spokes can be scratched from locking the bike or normal handling. If you're going to use it as much as you did Machak the silver rims will look better longer. Even changing a tire could scratch the black off.

I think black rims and spokes look great, but look fugly if they're all scratched up.

Here are my black Ksyriums from only a few years back, and the braking surfaces were sanded by the factory to provide better braking. This has been the norm nowadays in the Ksyrium line-up as far as I know.

http://www.cianperez.com/photos/d/716-2/IMG_2486.jpg

Ti fans should check out these wondrous things http://vuelovelo.com/

Proud to show off the new ride here!
Lynskey Helix OS XL

http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/m...4/DSC_0091.jpg

Very very nice! The Lynskey XL size doesn't appear at all disproportioned as some larger frames from other makes.

that is one sweet azz lynskey.

Great! Got the same frame, 2001, with Record 10 on it. Posted like on page 8 or something like that.

i'm dredging here, but this is an awesome picture.
http://img521.imageshack.us/img521/5...8mediumdi5.jpg

ViperZ takes great pics. Unfortunately, he hasn't been around for a while.

Thanks Drag, I agree, they did a great job on the helix making it look proportional.

I thought I should file my new addition here. There are some seriously pretty bikes here.

http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/i...cycling/01.jpg

Coasting is registered. We can start the party now. :thumb:

I'm loving this thread. that night time pic by angry scientist is really something.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2764/...50f998a2_b.jpg

they look good, but shoulda kept the red brakes...
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2699/...0a3e5d4f1a.jpg

333foto -

That is LAVA HOT!

Appears to be an older Moots frame with modern day gearing? Are those Lightweights too?

And looks to be about a size 50?

That Moots is hot. seriously.