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Old 05-08-07, 07:01 AM
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My New Lynskey Build

It simply doesn’t get any better than this…

I want to personally thank the whole Lynskey Team, my local bike dealer Kevin Cronk, and Jeff Stewart from CycleCo for helping designing, creating and painting this titanium bike frame. Lynskey truly lives up to one of my favorite mottos; “In a world of compromise…some don’t”.

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wicked paint job. Congrats on the new build
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me likes.

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Absolutely gorgeous. Congratulations!!!
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that is a very very nice bike... but why paint a Ti finish, or cover it alll up
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...wait the chainstays aren't painted fully... i like that contrast
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Very nice build, its purdy
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very nice!
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Very nice, very nice indeed.
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Wow, I love the subtle red flame on the fork and logo and how you mimmiced the old italian chrome chainstays with the bare Ti.

Definitely one of my favorite paintjobs on a bike.

Congradulations!
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Pretty bike. It would be absolutely smoking in a 50-55... Bikes are like models. The plus-size ones are never quite as sexy...

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Sweet!
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Originally Posted by chzman
but why paint a Ti finish
To make it look like carbon or aluminum, of course.

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Old 05-08-07, 08:14 AM
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Veruh, veruh niiiiiccceee!!!!
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Love it. Congrats. The only thing you'll like better than the finish is the ride.
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Old 05-08-07, 08:20 AM
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looks like crap IMO
It's a Motobecane w/ Linskey decals for all we know

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Somebody say it ...... can't resist ...... someone please ....... don't make me ........ say it someone. Okay


........ FLIP IT!


There, now that we've gotten that out of the way - nice scoot!

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Originally Posted by dough.boy
looks like crap IMO
It's a Motobecane w/ Linskey decals for all we know

hahahaha.
I'm not fond of their paintjobs.
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Originally Posted by dough.boy
looks like crap IMO
It's a Motobecane w/ Linskey decals for all we know
Geez, someone get up on the wrong side of the bed, or just a little envious? You could say the same thing about just about any other bike out there if you wanted to. Very few frames are truely 'distinctive' from more than 5ft. Other than Pinnarello's wavy stays and fork, most Cervelos and a few other stand out frame designs most road bikes could be mistaken for one another with a coat of paint and a few decals.

It's a very hot paint job if you're into quality flames, none of the 'slow motion flames' that you see on the Trek Project 1's and every other motorcycle and muscle car on the road. Leaving just a little Ti showing proves the point that it is a Ti frame for those who don't want a brushed or polished bare frame. The prices are a little steep for this college student, but I am certainly not going to bash someone else's new ride that I'm sure they put a lot of thought, time, and not to mention money into.
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That's hot.....

I especially like the chain stays. Kind of an homage to the chromed steel stays that were so cool no too long ago.
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Originally Posted by cuda2k
Geez, someone get up on the wrong side of the bed, or just a little envious? You could say the same thing about just about any other bike out there if you wanted to. Very few frames are truely 'distinctive' from more than 5ft. Other than Pinnarello's wavy stays and fork, most Cervelos and a few other stand out frame designs most road bikes could be mistaken for one another with a coat of paint and a few decals.

It's a very hot paint job if you're into quality flames, none of the 'slow motion flames' that you see on the Trek Project 1's and every other motorcycle and muscle car on the road. Leaving just a little Ti showing proves the point that it is a Ti frame for those who don't want a brushed or polished bare frame. The prices are a little steep for this college student, but I am certainly not going to bash someone else's new ride that I'm sure they put a lot of thought, time, and not to mention money into.
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Originally Posted by dough.boy
looks like crap IMO
It's a Motobecane w/ Linskey decals for all we know
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