BWD - what frame is that?
Looks like a Ragley Ti but yours seems to have a 44mm head tube ??
My 2
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Your Ragger's looking lovely BWD ๐
Rik - Member
BWD - what frame is that?Looks like a Ragley Ti but yours seems to have a 44mm head tube ??
Yep, well spotted. Long story...
Off Road....
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On Road....
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i thought the issue with ti posts in ti framea is ti on ti siezibg unless you use copious amoubts of copper grease?
i will be adding a certain beaut on here when it arrives from a certain mr stanton. very excited!
Gotoma I didn't go for a faith fork as the sheep i my subtle non look at me bike and I have a Jones for screaming attention whore antics
Oh dear... Fail!
Some very nice looking TI bikes on this thread so far, here's my two
Cove Hummer
Kinesis Tripster ATR in winter/semi touring/doing the shopping mode.
Just as capable as many a road bike with it's 25mm tyres fitted or quite capable to lap Kirroughtree/dalbeattie with 45mm tyres fitted without fear of incident or worry.
Scottish Highlands ...
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Local Trails ...
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Doh!
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Northwind - Member
uphillcursing - Member
Someone must have something more obscure that a bag of Ti spanners? STW? there must be a Ti Prince Albert piercing a didgeridoo or set of African neck rings they wear?
I was quite excited when I got my hip bolted back on, I thought they used titanium but it turned out it's just stainless. Maybe I should replace them, can't be too hard?
Too right. Lets have a go. I have a hammer and Bolster, someone round these parts has some epoxy and spoons. That and couple of the Ti ring spanners and away we go.
Edit.... Quote went wrong
I have an 11" titanium structure round my spine holding it together after i borked it back in 1991, known as a Hartman loop - it's held in place by an assortment of Titanium bolts n' screws, it's quite easy to feel it and if i lie on my back i rock like an upturned turtle as my spine doesn't really flex that much. ๐
Needless to say i do feel an affinity with Ti so that's why i like Ti bikes ๐
@Simon R, that's Legendary Lynskey Build Quality right there! Did you get it fixed?
and I'm still looking for a 16 - 17" SS specific Ti Non disc frame if anyone wants to sell anything.................
flashes, Keef of this here parish has got a rather lovely and special Ti frame V brake, SS, little wheels that he was looking to shift. May be worth giving him a prod! I'll txt him to pop up on here as well
letmetalktomark - Member
@ amplebrew. Very cool. JRA built my fat bike wheels and I noticed your purple loveliness on their Instagram feed.
Yeah, I'm really excited about them getting them built up. I think they'll look great with the ti frame.
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Tazzy, thanks for the heads up, I've spoken to Keef on this a few times. Unfortunately it's a tad too big for me.....although I am thinking of growing my legs over the hols, I'd have a much better choice then and I'm still dithering over the Jones (but I may have sold it)......
flashes, tis only a 15" C-t? but does have a long TT from memory
Yes the TT's too long, so I'll have to work on my arms as well. Love the Black Sheep by the way.
I have a Lynksey Ti post in my Brodie Holeshot, with a Carbon Ti seat Collar too.
No Pics of it in that guise though.... I`ll have to take some over christmas
somafunk - Memberif i lie on my back i rock like an upturned turtle as my spine doesn't really flex that much
Should have got steel...
@SimonR, Snap! (or should that be crack ๐ ) Also a Ragley Ti. All fixed by Lynskey with no quibble and good as new now though.
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The only ti I posses is a road bike i'am afraid!
Kinesis Gran fondo V1.
Picture shown with older Dura Ace.
Currently fitted with 6800 Ultegra,Stans Alphas and Hutchinson tubeless tyres.
Its a nice ride and my all year round road bike.
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Thanx,
Max
@Simon R, that's Legendary Lynskey Build Quality right there! Did you get it fixed?
Hi Northwind - classic Lynskey failure - always in that location and on that side of the tube! Yep got it fixed - very tidy repair but the seat tube is now 27.2 rather than 31.6 which is a real shame and makes my much loved and very expensive Reverb a bit obsolete ๐ - until I find a new frame to build up ๐ (a bit like buying a new house when the cupboards are full!)
@billyboulders - yep - all sorted and still a really lovely bike to ride
My Van Nic Tuareg
As it came...
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Built with KCNC cockpit, XT chainset, Hope Tech X2 brakes and Pro2 Evo hubs on crest rims.
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Ti seat collar
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Lovely detail...
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That sir, is a thing of beauty...............
Here's some of my old Ti stuff.
I no longer bother buying Ti frames. ๐
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Stu, what was that.........make mental note to avoid like the plague..
Hi Northwind - classic Lynskey failure - always in that location and on that side of the tube! Yep got it fixed - very tidy repair but the seat tube is now 27.2 rather than 31.6 which is a real shame and makes my much loved and very expensive Reverb a bit obsolete - until I find a new frame to build up (a bit like buying a new house when the cupboards are full!)
That happened to me, effectively the 27.2mm sleeve rendered obsolete a Reverb and a Lynskey titanium post. To be fair to Lynskey, they swapped the old 31.6mm ti post for a new 27.2mm one. I'm waiting for the Thomson 27.2mm dropper to be released. It's been muttered about for ages now.
flashes - MemberStu, what was that......
Four different frames.
All sorted/replaced under warranty.
Still not going to be buying another Ti frame though.
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Litespeed Siena, not my main road bike anymore, just a sentimental piece!
Don't have a ti mtb... Althought a ti ss 29er is definitely on the n+1 list!
SimonR - MemberHi Northwind - classic Lynskey failure - always in that location and on that side of the tube! Yep got it fixed - very tidy repair but the seat tube is now 27.2 rather than 31.6
FWIW I got Enigma to fix my Soda which had pretty much identical cracks, they welded and reamed it and retained the original seat tube size. My Ragley hasn't cracked [i]yet[/i] ๐
SimonR, Lynskey also sleeved my Ragger's cracked seat tube to 27.2, I wasn't happy with that as I like my reverb. So they took it back immediately and reamed it out to 31.6 again without any quibble. Been fine ever since. ๐
I must admit I love ti but every time I cleaned my Pegasus I was filled with dread in case I found a crack
Best idea was to stop cleaning it ๐
Best idea was to stop [s][/s]cleaning[s][/s] riding it
Some really lovely bikes on this thread - I rather like the look of that old Raleigh of Fudd's...
somafunk - MemberI have an 11" titanium structure round my spine holding it together after i borked it back in 1991, known as a Hartman loop - it's held in place by an assortment of Titanium bolts n' screws, it's quite easy to feel it and if i lie on my back i rock like an upturned turtle as my spine doesn't really flex that much.
Needless to say i do feel an affinity with Ti so that's why i like Ti bikes
I know where you're coming from on the affinity thing ๐ - though the sprinkling of Ti bolts in me head somewhat pales into insignificance compared to your piece of sculpture, Somafunk!
Shouldn't have sold it:
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[url= http://www.flickr.com/photos/jimbosussexmtb/2574207242/ ]2008_0506_183833AA[/url] by [url= http://www.flickr.com/people/jimbosussexmtb/ ]South Downs MTB Skills[/url], on Flickr
Current 26:
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[url= http://www.flickr.com/photos/jimbosussexmtb/8468568378/ ]Cove Hummer[/url] by [url= http://www.flickr.com/people/jimbosussexmtb/ ]South Downs MTB Skills[/url], on Flickr
Current 29:
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[url= http://www.flickr.com/photos/jimbosussexmtb/9698905095/ ]Angmering Park Gibbet Post[/url] by [url= http://www.flickr.com/people/jimbosussexmtb/ ]South Downs MTB Skills[/url], on Flickr
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Just after I'd built it up.
my Ragley Ti on tour
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