Started commuting into Reading on my Etape which is my only road bike. Mainly very small single track lanes. Would use the MTB but would end up plastered in muck with no/too small guards
What I want is a Ti Disc frame that can take larger more CX style tyres with good guards and still feel compact and steady like the Etape which probably means a compact/sloping style of frame. Anyone make such a thing and can it be made roady enough in the summer for audax etc
Qoroz maybe worth a call, beautiful frames and can be custom too, probably be a few quid though, Hannekkke who rides for the team hasd a few of their frame and I would really like one.
Ive got a ridgeback flight ti, converted to drops, TRP Hy/RD. Takes up to 39mm tyres. Love it. Done Roubaix, Flanders, commute, way of the roses and the saturday club run on it. If I gave it a polish it would look like new.
I run an Airborne Carpe Diem which fits the bill. Not made any more though – became the VN Amazon, although the geo is different – but you might fine a s/hand one about.
Soma Triple Cross in stainless – I run a Double Cross DC which is a disc-compatible steel frame as an all-round, erm, bike and liked the look of the Triple Cross, but then I found out the price, which is around £1700 for the frame I think, and changed my mind. Does look lovely though.
Lynskey Cooper Disc – Salsa Warbird are not that far from being the same bike but the Salsa is painted and more expensive. But you do get Enve forks inc in the £2+k
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What is the brand and model of the frame bag you have on your audax setup picture? I have been looking for a while now for something like that.
Its a Jandd frame pack.
i imported it direct from Jandd in the states and got stung for import duty, but there’s a shop in Sweden selling them for the same price (but no duty to pay)
As much as I love the town people have been mugged for far less blingy items than a Ti Cross bike…
I work on the outskirts of Newbury and ride an utter nag of a fixie from Reading to work, partly because I know I can be observed traveling in either direction by anyone…
Alan Dorrington and another Planet X rider were riding on prototype planet-x titanium disc braked cross bikes in the early part of the yorkshire summer cyclocross series, looked to have amazing mud clearance, and according to them a very nice ride. Not seen any sign of a release date yet, is there one Brant?
Alan Dorrington and another Planet X rider were riding on prototype planet-x titanium disc braked cross bikes in the early part of the yorkshire summer cyclocross series, looked to have amazing mud clearance, and according to them a very nice ride. Not seen any sign of a release date yet, is there one Brant?
On-One Pickenflick, frame (with carbon fork) on sale today I hope.